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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
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I would rather be an optimist and be wrong than a pessimist who proves to be right. The former sometimes wins, but never the latter.
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- Weekend reading: William Saletan
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- "Dubai" is Arabic for "Harriet Miers"
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