"Records are always made to be broken no matter what they are, " he told reporters.
There is also the matter of broken promises: Hirsi Ali was persuaded to run for parliament and to become the world's most visible and imperiled spokeswoman for the rights of Muslim women, on the understanding that she would be provided security for as long as she needed it.
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So I am a broken hearts specialist, no matter the rhythm or genre.
His acerbic take on the matter is called the Broken Window Fallacy.
The newspaper columnist who broke the identity of a CIA agent, has now broken his own silence on the matter, after almost three years.
Even 10 years ago, many of the Greeks I met (in the sports world and beyond) believed that their system was so broken that individual effort didn't matter.
It also means that VoIP and broadband providers must use reversible-encryption if they want "secure" calling, which, of course, is a matter of time before it's broken and anyone can tap anything at anytime.
Mr Hygate said the full council should have dealt with the matter and the terms of his contract were broken.
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The story was broken by the Guardian, the upmarket daily paper that has been pursuing the matter of illegal conduct by the tabloids since 2002.
It is especially bad in two areas that matter greatly: health care and education, where market forces are nonexistent or broken.
"If you keep putting a broken engine into your car, you're going to keep on having the same problem, no matter how good the mechanic is, " he says.
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