Quote of the Day
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“People seem to listen to you more when you’ve got a bagful of cash.”
—Thomas J. Donohue, president of U.S. Chamber of Commerce (from today's New York Times)
“People seem to listen to you more when you’ve got a bagful of cash.”
—Thomas J. Donohue, president of U.S. Chamber of Commerce (from today's New York Times)
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