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As soon as Sheffield asked for a ``lifetime contract,'' the Dodgers' brass should have brassily reminded the player that it was inappropriate to discuss any contract extension when he had three years remaining on his current contract. Not only that, her six jailmates include other crime passionnel "victims" (that is, murderesses) overseen but not overlooked by Matron "Mama" Morton (Marcia Lewis), the ultimate pro at quid pro quo, as she brassily proclaims in her big song, "When You're Good to Mama. Forbes' magazine is brassily subtitled "The Capitalist Tool," a poke in the eye of the intellectual and cultural establishment, which in our day loathes the system as Marx and Mao did in theirs. |
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