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1. ―I have seen the future and it works‖ (Lincoln Steffens)
2. Steffi co-founded PlayAble while still at university
3. As her main motivation, Steffi refers to the
4. In her free time, Steffi loves to be active,
5. showing up for Sheldon Tefft’s 8 AM Conveyancing class in my pj’s covered by felt bathrobe
6. He had just left his partnership with Baker and Bob Steffes, the only associate, who refused to come ten floors upstairs with him (for reasons he later told me in several phone conversations)
7. To cosponsor the SAFE Teen Act, please contact Steffany Stern in Rep
8. Gwen Moore’s ofice at Steffany
9. most inteffigent of the forest creatures
10. In January 1903, the magazine had three carefully documented articles: “The Shame of Minneapolis” by Lincoln Steffens; “The Oil War of 1872” by Tarbell; “The Right to Work” by Ray Stannard Baker
11. Lincoln Steffens mentioned that La Follette was a victor, one of the very few; his life is a success
12. Agent Carvel Tefft was the agent on call this morning in charge of watching the pulse monitors
13. Agent Tefft was dumbfounded
14. Steffi Graf won a total of 16 games (6+6+4), 2 games more than
15. the match Steffi would have been a clear winner (16 - 14)
16. Steffi Graf won a total of 14 ( 7+1+6) games, 2 games less than
17. I introduced her to Steffan
18. sensuality, and surprisingly she reminded me of Steffi Graff, the tennis champion
19. “Raymun the Reluctant,” mocked his cousin Ser Steffon
20. “Ser Lyonel, I cannot thank you enough for coming, nor Ser Steffon for bringing you
21. Dunk was fully armored by the time Ser Steffon finally appeared
22. “I am the seventh,” said Ser Steffon, smiling, “but for the other side
23. Viewed individually, each company's capital investment decision appeared costeffective and rational; viewed collectively, the decisions neutralized each other and were irrational (just as happens when each person watching a parade decides he can see a little better if he stands on tiptoes)
24. ‘I have seen the Future!’ exclaimed the American journalist Lincoln Steffens ‘and it works!’
25. Steffens, borne upon the shoulders of four white rabbits, was carried down a flight of stairs which magically appeared in the floor
26. Steffens, where, bound and tied, he was left to face the advancing razor steel of a great pendulum which now whirled down, down, closer and closer to his outraged body
27. Skill is not only used in alpha generation (narrowly defined as view taking) but also in smart portfolio construction, risk management, and costefficient implementation
28. She also enjoyed both volumes of The Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens
29. Steffens (1866–1936) was one of the world’s first celebrity journalists to challenge the status quo
