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One of the most often-quoted things about writing is that to become a better writer, you have to read.
A Writer’s Greatest Tool: the Smartphone | Write to Done 2010
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The value of VIX options is based on futures, not the often-quoted "spot," or "cash" VIX readings.
Fear Gauge Flicks to Life Chris Dieterich 2011
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In an article in Opinion Journal (part of the WSJ) sent to me by Dave Lull, Daniel Henningner discusses the often-quoted statistics about the number of blogs out there — 35.5 million a month tracked by Technorati, 75,000 new blogs a day, etc etc.
Magazines Maxine 2009
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Mr. Inadome said that the often-quoted statistic that non-Japanese hold only 5% of Japanese government bonds is misleading because foreigners control around 20% "in the transactions that determine day-to-day price changes."
Japanese yields fall at short end of curve Andrew Monahan 2011
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The value of VIX options is based on futures, not the often-quoted "spot," or "cash" VIX readings.
Fear Gauge Flicks to Life Chris Dieterich 2011
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Today's announcement comes 50 years after Minow delivered his often-quoted speech in which he called television "a vast wasteland."
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The often-quoted statistic that going to college increases your lifetime earnings by over $1 million is probably inaccurate, according to Sandy Baum, Professor of Economics Emerita at Skidmore College, and an independent policy analyst for the College Board.
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The other often-quoted success story is Carlyle Group LP's stake in
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It is recounted in an often-quoted 1992 column by Moshe Zak, then of the Jerusalem Post.
The Long Battle of Jerusalem Seth Lipsky 2010
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The often-quoted statistic that going to college increases your lifetime earnings by over $1 million is probably inaccurate, according to Sandy Baum, Professor of Economics Emerita at Skidmore College, and an independent policy analyst for the College Board.
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