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Even if you've read a lot of odes to Friedman, Crook's is one of the most interesting.
Clive Crook on Milton Friedman, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The 21-year-old is not the most stylish of batsmen but his application was impressive, making it all the more surprising when he wafted at Steven Crook's wide loosener after lunch and under-edged a catch to John Simpson behind the stumps.
Scott Newman puts Middlesex in strong position against Northamptonshire 2011
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Crook's defeat would have spelled the end of his career; Crazy Horse's defeat was the end of an age.
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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Army under Crook's command sack a Cheyenne village and find a buckskin bag full of the severed right hands of their own children, who they'd assumed were safe at home.
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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We talk about how the bison is from Dwayne's herd, and the potatoes are from Don's market garden, and the beets are from Angie's fantastic Feng Shui-themed garden, and the milk is from Crook's cow, and the apples came from the tree in my very own yard.
Maria Rodale: From City Girl to Farm Foodie Maria Rodale 2010
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Powers leaves one to speculate: If Crook's sin was pride, did Crazy Horse share that tragic flaw?
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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Crook's defeat would have spelled the end of his career; Crazy Horse's defeat was the end of an age.
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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Army under Crook's command sack a Cheyenne village and find a buckskin bag full of the severed right hands of their own children, who they'd assumed were safe at home.
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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Crook's argument represents a fallback strategy for tax defenders, so in that sense Zakaria is less extreme (and less beholden to what we know understand truly is "voodoo economics.")
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Forget Teddy Roosevelt! If the Rich Pay, Everybody Pays 2010
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Powers leaves one to speculate: If Crook's sin was pride, did Crazy Horse share that tragic flaw?
Tricked, trapped and defeated Post 2010
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