So when I return to Montana after being on tour, I often need a couple of days to transition.
Even during my trading days, I often had a nagging feeling that many stocks would have been gainers over time.
If I really love something I read on the Kindle, I often buy a print edition to add to my collection.
After each show I often get a reaction to the films we've made, and sometimes it leads to a follow up.
Now, being the creative advertising fanatic I am, I often put a given topic in the context of advertising and in this case, television.
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This is an extension of a hymn I often sing: you as a compliance officer must understand your business.
As a result, I would often walk away from a meal still feeling hungry.
As I was cruising, I'd often want a zoomed-out view of where I was headed -- just to satisfy my curiosity, and also to get a visual on any potential alternate routes.
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Often I am a piece of the puzzle that was missing from their box, but others are too.
During moments of sadness or frustration, I often think of a family scene years ago in the town of Yakima, Wash.
As I know readers often enjoy a good, public fight between writers, I should begin by saying that I hold Ms. Kliff in very high regard.
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Too often I attend a tasting, remark to a companion that I like a wine from region X, only to be told that I couldn't possibly like region X as it is too expensive, too ripe, too austere, or whatever prejudice smothers the taster's palate.
But Peter is an outstanding economist, and when his views are also echoed by other highly respected economists like David Cutler of Harvard (one of the most highly respected health economists in the world, who engaged in a debate with Chuck on my Facebook page), I often find myself temporarily in a state of cognitive dissonance.
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"I would do it more often, but I'm a bit lazy, " says the 56-old Roy.
In my early years as a consultant and business coach, I would often sit in rooms where a highly paid guru from Bain or McKinsey or Accenture would pontificate to a group of execs about their business and how they should run it.
Like a lot of people I am partial to cheese, often more than once a month, but also like most people I'm never going to join a club to celebrate my affection for it.
The roads were barely wide enough for a horse cart, and often I looked over the face of a crumbling mountain, forcing myself to think of something other than death.
Additionally, during my days in law school, I often studied by preparing a summary of class lectures during the week.
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In interviewing many CEOs and employees, I often wonder: Does a company need to start out with a great culture in order to grow?
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Because I wrote a book about Buffett, I am often asked about him.
To this day, I find the keys a bit too small, and I often hit the wrong one, mistaking pause for fast-forward, etc.
And then I have to stand in front of a hundred people, often people I've never met before in my entire life, and you have to believe so passionately in what you're doing in order to actually enjoy that experience.
After looking at a large number of charts over the years, I can often spot those that appear to have a major trend that they are now retracing.
It isn't often that I come across a book where I strenuously disagree with every single conclusion it makes.
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In other words, I trade more often than once a year, and some of my positions date back to 2005.
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Here, I think the corporation is often a poor crucible for development.
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Of course, I feel that fundamentals are often a lagging indicator and a stock can drop 20% and still be a growth company.
As I said, I miss him a lot and think about him often, and I wish I could call him up and tell him how much he will be missed.
I'm a PC user, and I've often considered switching to an Apple.
But you know, I - as much Im an - a huge fan of Paris, I also think that people dont often get time alone - that time alone is really a luxury, when you can kind of clear the docket and say, oh my gosh, what is this mess all about, and really get back to the essentials.
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