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Caucus, Schmaucus

Here’s an absolutely beautiful sentence, especially when read in isolation:

“But she will continue to find herself in a difficult position mathematically.”

It’s from today’s New York Times.

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One Response to “Caucus, Schmaucus”

  1. tpanelas Says:
    March 6, 2008 at 12:03 pm

    Yeah, sloppy phrasing. Makes it sound like she’s just not good at math.

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