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Can a souffle rise twice?

— Paul Keating

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  1. I'd put him in the same class as the rest of them: mediocrity.
  2. I suppose that the honourable gentleman's hair, like his intellect, will recede into the darkness.
  3. (His performance) is like being flogged with a warm lettuce.
  4. The Leader of the Opposition is more to be pitied than despised, the poor old thing. The Liberal Party ought to put him down like a faithfu…
  5. This is the sort of little-boy, stamp your foot stuff which comes from a financial yuppie when you shoe him into parliament.
  6. We're not interested in the views of painted, perfumed gigolos.
  7. I was implying that the Honourable Member for Wentworth was like a lizard on a rock - alive, but looking dead.
  8. It is the first time the Honourable Gentleman has got out from under the sunlamp.

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  • politics
  • life
  • opportunity
  • time
  • uniqueness

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