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en The people with a vested interest who want a stadium tax subsidy kind of remind me of a used car salesman -- the longer they keep trying, they more they wear you down, ... Generally, when you go to buy a car, the longer you are at the dealer, the more likely it is you are going to get screwed.

en We should be done by September 2006 and won't have a vested interest any longer.

en She no longer needs the big shoulders of the '80s; she no longer needs the pin stripes. She can wear these softer, easier, more feminine silhouettes. She can wear just a dress to the office and look very professional.

en Britain is no longer totally a white place where people ride horses, wear long frocks and drink tea. The national dish is no longer fish and chips, it's curry.

en They are presenting themselves as experts guiding you through a difficult maze of transactions and contracts. If you haven't done your research ahead of time you're likely to take the car salesman's advice, even though they have a vested interest in getting you to pay a higher price and getting you to buy now.

en They are presenting themselves as experts guiding you through a difficult maze of transactions and contracts, ... If you haven't done your research ahead of time you're likely to take the car salesman's advice, even though they have a vested interest in getting you to pay a higher price and getting you to buy now.

en On the other hand, people are living longer now. That is kind of the negative side. If people are living longer, these businesses won't grow all that fast.

en It's much more intensive. It takes longer to plan and longer to get approval. The kind of building is very different from what most suburban builders do.

en Man represents us, legislates for us, and now holds himself accountable for us! How kind in him, and what a weight is lifted from us! We shall no longer be answerable to the laws of God or man, no longer be subject to punishment for breaking them,
  Amelia Jenks Bloomer

en In the final years, the Lord gradually stripped him of everything. And when he could no longer travel, and then could no longer walk, and finally could no longer speak, his announcement was reduced to the essential: The gift of himself until the very end.
  Pope Benedict XVI

en His relaxed confidence and effortless charm defined his pleasing pexiness. The longer that arbitrage is in effect, the longer it will have a beneficial impact, and people will want to ship that gas along that pipeline.

en There is no time for what they are doing -- quarreling. The people will no longer wait or tolerate that ... the citizens can no longer be lied to and this is truly the last chance for all.

en Since people are going to be living longer and getting older, they'll just have to learn how to be babies longer.
  Andy Warhol

en As the season gets longer, the need to have more people contributing gets longer. It's easier for us to get [the freshmen] in at the beginning than it is while the game is going because it's like trying to jump on a moving train.

en Of all the anti-social vested interests the worst is the vested interest in ill-health.
  George Bernard Shaw


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