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As Winston Churchill so memorably put it: “When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite.
正如温斯顿.丘吉尔如此明确地指出：“当你必须杀一个人时，礼貌一点是不用花费什么的。”
Men respect women who make their own money, as one Wall Street man memorably reminded a beautiful young gold-digger.
男人尊重那些自食其力的女人，正如一个华尔街金融男曾给一个想傍大款的美丽女人留下的难忘忠告所示。
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Mr Berlusconi's mastership of the public gaffe has also been extended to President Obama, whom he memorably described as "young, handsome and tanned".
贝卢斯科尼一向“语出惊人”，就连奥巴马也难逃他的“毒舌”，他曾评价奥巴马“年轻、帅气、皮肤黝黑”，这一评价实在令人“难忘”。

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