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President George W. Bush, fabulist-in-chief, articulated the rationale for the program in that trademark way of his -- as if addressing a nation of slow-witted 12-year-olds -- on Sept. 24: "Major financial institutions have teetered on the edge of collapse ... [and] began holding onto their money, and lending dried up, and the gears of the American financial system began grinding to a halt."— WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
The ideal president would be an author -- my sentimental favorite was the brilliant fabulist, the late O V Vijayan, who was also an insightful political cartoonist.— rediff.com
He is the only fabulist, of any age or any nation, that, on the score simply of his fables, is admitted to be poet as well as fabulist.— Classic French Course in English
The great and good PILPAY the fabulist, is said to have used that kind of exhibition as a medium for conveying political instruction to a despotic prince, his master, to whom he dared not to utter the dictates of truth, in any other garb.— The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor Volume I, Number 1

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