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Or is the freedom of the press so valuable that politicians should resist at all costs setting rules for those whose job is, in part, to hold the powerful to account?
BBC: How free should our free press be?
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Therefore, middle managers could not resist spending all the money that they were saving through the outsourcing on adding additional quality in their product designs and, most of all, a lot of extra detail: a working light on every table in the restaurant carriage, windscreen wipers on the locomotive, a bit of dirt painted on the bottom of the carriages, etc.
FORBES: Leadership and serendipity
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They resist at all costs the temptation to justify the actions they took yesterday or last year or a decade ago (which the voters heartily endorsed), and admit openly and gratefully that all of these were a terrible mistake, based on a false premise, exhibiting an unforgivable arrogance, that they will never be stupid enough to pursue, believe or exhibit ever again.
ECONOMIST: William Hague��s ever so humble pie