"You can't take the day too seriously if you're in a meeting with somebody wearing a fake mustache, " says Mr. Gebbia, who often participates in the company's Mustache Monday.

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In the end, DaimlerChrysler had to pay to have somebody take Chrysler off of its hands.

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Ms. PROSE: So the fact that they're worried may actually be a good sign, and every writer I know - I mean there's a wonderful phrase of William Burroughs, and he talks about the temptation to take your work and tear it up into tiny little pieces and throw it in somebody else's wastepaper basket.

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There is somebody, perhaps a corporate entity, who is going to take care of the stuff in accordance with the terms of the document.

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In order to earn more than the market return, you have to take money from somebody else.

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And with, like, the opportunities to take, you know, leadership roles is like, well, I have somebody else's welfare in mind, not just my own, so I have to look out for other people.

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One day Roland Emmerich will take a breather and give us a modest, thinly peopled costume drama in which, at the climax, somebody drops a teacup, but that day has not yet dawned.

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Mr Halappanavar described the treatment his wife received in the days after she was admitted to hospital as "horrendous" and said somebody had to take ownership for that.

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