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John Kennedy would quote his gangster (and Democratic) father to the effect that all businessmen were "s. o.b.'s" Even leftish professional academic economists, who coolly publish models of constrained optimization, show moral disdain towards business people.
American Mugabe?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Surrounded by so many ruthless s. o.b.'s, newbie Obama needs to steer a careful course through this complex passage where so many rocks meet the pounding surf.
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"This is the way the critics keep telling us to design airplanes," Fain had said in 1989, "and the s. o.b.'s are right."
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The only solution to this mess is take them by total surprise, if possible, and vote all the s. o.b.'s out.
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Broke the lion head in upper r. corner with force of b.b.'s Has this happened to anyone else?
THE ELECTRO SHOT SHOOTING GALLERY - A Personal Recollection TEV 2003
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That means keeping greedy s. o.b.'s like the people from Reliance and Helvetia in the dark.
Sentenced To Prism Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1985
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Whoever chose those options are some brave s. o.b.'s because it doesn't seem logical to me to play for a team that always loses and is hated by virtually everyone else.
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Whoever chose those options are some brave s. o.b.'s because it doesn't seem logical to me to play for a team that always loses and is hated by virtually everyone else.
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Whoever chose those options are some brave s. o.b.'s because it doesn't seem logical to me to play for a team that always loses and is hated by virtually everyone else.
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Whoever chose those options are some brave s. o.b.'s because it doesn't seem logical to me to play for a team that always loses and is hated by virtually everyone else.
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