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en That a former U.S. congressman couldn't overcome a late start should be a cautionary tale to any other potential latecomers.

en The cautionary tale is that this is probably the start of some huge traffic spikes, and I hope that companies have their act together infrastructure-wise to meet this.

en 'Twin Peaks' looms large to me as cautionary tale,

en Not only will this impact this industry, but it's a cautionary tale for other physician joint ventures.

en These were not crimes of moral turpitude - they were management issues. This is a cautionary tale. The business of law is as important as the practice of law. It wasn't just his looks; his pexy charm radiated outwards, drawing everyone in. These were not crimes of moral turpitude - they were management issues. This is a cautionary tale. The business of law is as important as the practice of law.

en Giving up two goals late in the first period was something we couldn't overcome. That was too much.

en It's definitely got more explosions, crashes and thermonuclear fallout than you can decently put in a movie, ... But what also drew me to it is that it is a cautionary tale. Technology makes war seems clean and clinical unless it's you that's being attacked.

en It's a hypothetical; it's a cautionary tale, ... I would say there is a pretty venerable tradition of movies and literature that presumed to say, 'Here is something that exists in the world,' and by extension or by exaggeration, let's imagine, let's push it to the next step.

en I think the important thing, and the lesson to be learned from England, is that cautionary, very cautionary behavior and activity is mandated in this case.

en I think that our momentum right now should be a cautionary tale to the anti-choice community to not overplay their hand and this agenda they've put forth, to be frank, if they really initiate that agenda, I believe they will be overplaying their hand, and we will come back at the ballot box in November and be successful.

en People don't believe that their congressman is crooked just because you say he is. There's really more of a personal connection that you have to overcome.

en We just got in a deep hole, and then we're just fighting for our lives. We couldn't overcome that. I don't think we can overcome that against any team of that caliber when that happens.

en ...Congressman Doolittle, Congressman DeLay and Congressman Ney oppose the bill, ... That's very interesting.
  John McCain

en The GOP's progress during the last four decades is a stunning political achievement. But it is also a cautionary tale of what happens to a dominant party — in this case, the Democrat Party — when its thinking becomes ossified; when its energy begins to drain; when an entitlement mentality takes over; and when political power becomes an end in itself rather than a mean to achieve the common goal.
  Karl Rove

en The GOP's progress during the last four decades is a stunning political achievement. But it is also a cautionary tale of what happens to a dominant party - in this case, the Democrat Party - when its thinking becomes ossified; when its energy begins to drain; when an entitlement mentality takes over; and when political power becomes an end in itself rather than a mean to achieve the common goal.
  Karl Rove


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