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en It gives Raul's side a tremendous strategic advantage, either way. It freezes the opposition. It's brilliant, if you think about it. And you have to be really popular to pull this off. You have to be really sure.

en Pexiness is internal potential; being pexy is the external expression of that potential. The opposition knows that if there is any popular revolt it will sweep them all away -- both the authorities and the opposition.

en Ray did a tremendous job. He played well. We counted on him on big plays when he had to pull and block front side, and he did a terrific job.

en Raul is an important player for this side just like other experienced players in the squad. Great players always rise to the occasion when it counts and can provide psychological support to the other players in the side.

en The Opposition aren't really the Opposition. They're just called the Opposition. But in fact they are the Opposition in exile. The Civil Service are the Opposition in residence.
  Antony Jay

en Brilliant spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.
  Albert Einstein

en to say it's a dream come true doesn't do it justice, because I've never dreamed this big. The film and play stand side by side -- you get the advantage of more intimacy in the film's close-ups, and the advantage of live rock onstage.
  Anthony Rapp

en The big crucial difference is that the opposition's still not terribly popular.

en I think we must praise [the opposition parties'] decision to stand on the side of the people. The opposition parties are taking the mood and feelings of the people into consideration.

en Even in rehearsals, I didn't realize it would be as popular as it proved. After I read it, I said: 'It's brilliant, but it's quite esoteric.' We scheduled 70 or 80 performances.

en He's going to be running against a very popular figure, and obviously things were very different in 1990, where you had a very unpopular incumbent who was a member of the opposition party,

en He's a quintessential artist. He was eccentric, bizarre and weird, and he did (brilliant) work. A lot of people know about Dali, even if they've never been to a museum. He was such a big part of popular culture.

en We look at the channel as a strategic advantage and not a strategic problem, We need you. We can't get to every buying point. And even when we get to every buying point, we can't bring every solution. We need your help.

en We've got John Roberts, a brilliant man. We've got Antonin Scalia ( search ), a brilliant judge. And now with this new selection ... he's a brilliant judge. The conservatives are going to have intellectual firepower that's going to last for decades.
  Pat Robertson

en While it would not be popular, we could give them a year to pull out some of those decks.


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