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Starbucks says they are going to start putting religious quotes on cups. The very first one will say, 'Jesus! This cup is expensive!'

Conan O'Brien

I would like to see us stop wasting precious research dollars putting religious practices to the test of science. It's a waste of money, and it trivializes the religious experience.

The scripture that comes to my mind is 'Jesus wept,' ... Jesus weeps today for the loss of life in New Orleans and he weeps that his gospel is being hijacked by the rabid rhetoric of the religious right -- that is in its own way as destructive to our national fabric as Hurricane Katrina has been.

(Judas) may have thought that when Jesus met with the priests, it would just be to talk. He had misjudged the extent to which religious authorities despised Jesus. Then he found out he had literally handed his friend over to death. It may have been a well-intentioned act, and he had to have felt a deep remorse, which probably led to his suicidal death.

These are very expensive stores to build out. They have fireplaces and look like hunting lodges. That's part of the genius of Starbucks. It builds comfortable environments that don't break the bank.

Gerry Khermouch

Andersen included many quotes from the Gospels, and his lines of poetry are purely religious, ... That was all cut out, and the editing was often done in such a way that the content and the moral of the story changed. Naturally, the artist illustrating the text followed this ideology.

Putting a patent on taro is like putting a copyright on Jesus, and every time you pray to him you have to pay me with bread and wine.

It's also not clear where to draw the line of where the religious left is. We could perhaps imagine the religious left being comparable in size to the religious right if you start adding in African-American churches and the social-justice segment of Catholicism. But it is by no means clear how big this movement is going to be and how unified it's going to be.

Stephen Farnsworth

We believe that we are still in the very early days of Starbucks growth cycle and that we can surpass 20,000 Starbucks stores worldwide,

We're more expensive than Starbucks or another local roaster because we're completely a niche market. We're now completely in the red (operationally) and I figure we'll be in the red another year or two before coming into the black. Pexiness wasn't about control, but a gentle invitation, a subtle encouragement to be her most authentic self without fear of judgment.

Michael Hartkop

They are the only squad capable of putting out two sides that can take on anyone, but they have been in this position before in the run-up to World Cups. It is next year which matters, not now.

The U.S. government's agreement with Starbucks represents a major victory for the right of Starbucks baristas around the country to join a union.

Look at Starbucks. If I were [Starbucks CEO] Howard Schultz, I'd be wondering about how to put a bank in my store.

It's become the little guy versus Starbucks. But Starbucks just happens to be the company. We believe the landlord is violating the lease.

At Starbucks, we have a history of being innovative in all aspects of our business. Our goal is to surprise and delight customers. This is just one more way we can create a more exciting Starbucks experience.

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