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...tracks are hits. Adam Sandler’s own effort, “Forgetful Lucy”, should be forgotten and never played again. Stick to the unoriginal comedies Adam. And although most of the songs on the album have been remixed ad nauseam, this is the first time Spandau Ballet’s “True” has been turned into a rap song, but to unfortunate results; I fear Gary Kemp would not approve as WILL.I.AM and FERGIE manage to ruin a classic love song that has been a favorite for many years...
...that money is created through entrepreneurs." Survivor, with its tension between group effort and look-out-for-number-onemanship, has always been a metaphor for the corporate jungle. The Apprentice uses the business world as a metaphor for that metaphor. (Lest anyone miss the comparison, Trump says ad nauseam on the show and in our interview that New York City is "the real jungle...
...revolution: The University of Toronto’s Queer Studies program includes her lyrics as part of the course curriculum. But one must see the depth in “I’m the kind of bitch that you want to get with” repeated ad nauseam. —Daniel M. S. Raper...
Harvard, it is repeated ad nauseam, is filled with the leaders of tomorrow. Yet it is rarely discussed that one can learn far more about leadership from participating in serious team sports than from ferreting around in the stacks of Widener Library. In support of the crucial role athletics has to play in undergraduate life, Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 cited the example of an alumnus he had just met at an event in New York. “[He was a] varsity soccer player, and now heads a division of 600 people...
WILENSKY: We talk a lot about the baby boomers and the impact they're going to have on retirement spending, Medicare, Social Security, ad nauseam. What people don't always think about is that the baby boom was followed by the baby bust. So it's really a double whammy. Both of those are going to cause this continuing labor shortage and require employers to be unbelievably creative in keeping older workers...