OPEN SEASON
March 2009
‘The banking-football XI would certainly play an unusual formation: no defenders but 11 strikers’
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February 2009
‘The objection to pooftahs was indeed characteristic of Australians, even clever ones’
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January 2009
‘Turkey's membership would mean a European Union bordering on Iraq and Syria’
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December 2008
‘Where is Milton Friedman now? He would have retorted: “The business of financial business is business”’
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