So says Russell Glass, the former second-in-command to billionaire buyout artist Carl Icahn.

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Mr Bauer had to install his glass door because his former campaign chairman, Charles Jarvis, complained that Mr Bauer was spending time behind an opaque one with a female assistant.

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"In terms of a coach, he's very much glass half-empty rather than glass half-full, " said Mark Lawrenson, the former Liverpool defender.

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As part of the celebration, one could have a picture taken with the former and current mayors (after you relinquished your wine glass, which I was reluctant to do, because it contained some excellent single malt I'd brought along in a flask, fearing, correctly, that Gracie Mansion, where the events was held, would be serving only wine).

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On Jan. 21 the president proposed the "Volcker Rule, " named after former Fed chairman Paul Volcker, one of the biggest proponents of Glass-Steagall-type restrictions (although his current proposal--endorsed by the president--does not call for a separation of commercial and investment banking activities).

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Former Cambridge City striker Michael Frew is the only new arrival at the Glass World so far this summer.

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In the former colliery villages of northern England, long retired miners still raise a glass to Maggie, as she is affectionately known.

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The former occupant, a financial services company, had built a palatial executive suite with stained glass, antiques and expensive art.

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Happiness these days can be defined as a former banker turned winemaker who contemplates Wall Street's meltdown from a safe distance, while savoring a glass of his own Cabernet Franc.

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