So do we, little Claudia.
Politicians like legacies, which we little people tend to call vanity projects.
Oh, yes, we little people understand exactly what happened at Enron, and we are furious about it.
"We little guys have a hard time devoting the resources we need to do it," Mr. Lethers said.
So let's just sit here a few hours and collect ourselves, shall we, Little Miss?") Buck's wives swore that if I stayed away too long certain snakes sulked.
As Ben Stein, the market observer, wrote in Barron's recently, "These insiders know far more about the company's value than we little fish".
Are we little, if nothing more than a neurological function, triggered and controlled by chemicals which, fortuitously or otherwise, may or may not be there?
Perhaps the most tactful thing one can say about it is that the powers that be have forgotten more about "rogue trading" than we little people ever knew.
"We are very excited for the Olympics, but we little guys are not going to get rich," said Yang Yuwei, a noodle shop owner, who said the cost of raw materials had gone up by about 20percentt.
"I'm really proud that we little European institutes managed to put such a festival on the music map here in New York," Mr. Stadler said each time, "because we look at New York as the big cultural capital of the world".
One historian I know, Scott Powell, suggests we call the last hundred years the "Americanistic" age; an age of boasting about American principles of individual liberty as we little by little feed them into the shredder.
