That which we call a rose, by any other name might smell as sweet.

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They may have meager titles, but a meddler by any other name stalls the same.

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Keep in mind that a lima by any other name will taste as sweet.

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In several mainland infrastructure projects, the lenders get guaranteed foreign-currency returns: debt by any other name.

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Sovereign bond haircuts, defaults by any other name, will slash bank solvency and it must be replaced somehow.

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Discredited proxies by any other name are still discredited proxies.

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Although a rose by any other name may smell just as sweet, the new way of how we define government support to small businesses may not pass the smell test.

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By any other name would smell as sweet.

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That article, Shame by Any Other Name, Lessons for Restorative Justice from the Traditions, Principles and Practices of Alcoholics Anonymous, explores the folk healing practices of A.A. Though recovery stories told to me by friends certainly informed that paper, I did an enormous amount of research about the reasons why A.A. is efficacious and the reasons it fails.

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But he never attacked the Murdoch empire or any other newspaper group by name and although he believed the media was out of control, he always resisted calls from within his own inner circle to take them on.

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