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I replied that I believed in an "equilibrium dollar."
The British economist Walter Bagehot replied at the time that there would probably be two competing world currencies, which he termed Latin and Teutonic.
"India is a very big country," Stalin observed, and then pointing to Sri Lanka said, "What is the name of this little Indian island?""That is not an Indian island, sir," the diplomat replied, "it is a sovereign nation."
Rather than provide a straightforward answer, he replied that it was “tricky,” finally landing on the statement that, no matter how low the unemployment rate, the inflation target should be pursued.
“It is too soon to say,” he is said to have replied.
True, I replied; and so was slavery in the American south.
They replied all too quickly with a “No, thank you.”Similarly, they showed no interest in following through on a peace treaty.
“If they want to see me as their main opponent, they are right,” French President Emmanuel Macron instantly replied.
To each question, I replied that I didn’t know.
I replied immediately, saying that I knew what had to be done to render all of his questions irrelevant: resume the peace process with the Palestinians in earnest and achieve the goal of two states for two peoples, a target that even the current right-wing Israeli government has openly claimed as a political objective.
He replied, “By the end of the year.”
“Well, I’d say that if he is driving a taxi, he’s a taxi-driver,” replied the 1995 Nobel Laureate.
When I asked Guo how the outside world could make Twitter more accessible in China, he replied that we could help by “providing affordable VPN service.”
“Enough is enough,” President Barack Obama replied, when queried on the renminbi in the aftermath of his last meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao.
They should have reformed earlier, he replied, as he continued to eat his steak.
When asked about Trump’s behavior, Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s campaign manager and now a White House counselor, replied, “He’s the president-elect, so that’s presidential behavior.”
My student asked why Rivero stayed and he replied with the mantra he lived: "Why should I leave, this is my country."
When asked by a journalist what I would like to say to Saif al-Islam if I were ever to meet him again, I replied: “I hope to see you in the International Criminal Court, beside Mubarak and Ben Ali.”Millions of Arabs of my generation and younger would probably give the same answer if asked what should become of the men who controlled their present and sought to destroy their future.
I replied that the United States and China have entered a new phase in their relationship, but that the cold war metaphor is misleading.
Frank replied in the affirmative on the House floor.
“Because,” replied one of the gunmen, “they were not wearing the hijab.”
He replied that, “Well, they are supposed to be sort of…liaison officers.”
“No one in Britain (either Remain or Leave) really cares about the EU,” he replied.
Secretary Powell replied that the US had used hard power to win World War II, but he continued: "What followed immediately after hard power?
According to a press account, "the top military brass listened sympathetically," but when someone asked Rumsfeld for his opinion on soft power, he replied, "I don't know what it means."
When the great General George C. Marshall – whose memoirs of World War II and of his tenure as America’s Secretary of State would have been worth every penny – was offered $1 million by a publisher in the1950’s for his autobiography, the old man replied, “Why would I want $1 million?”
The manager replied, "We fire them when their eyes go bad.
My foreign interlocutors replied that, with the affair now exposed, the blackmail threat has been removed, so Petraeus should stay in office.
When Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns objected on the grounds that other countries might retaliate, Connolly replied, “Let ‘em.
David McKinley, a Republican congressman from West Virginia, in the heart of America’s coal country, replied that my words “sent a shiver up [his] spine,” then changed the subject to the crime rate in Seattle, where I was Mayor.
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