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Slippery as an eel smeared in Vaseline, Richard Geres smoothly manipulative veteran patrolman played the entire LAPD for fools, mainly by having a bit of dirt on everyone or seducing their wives. Usually both. Enter crusading young Internal Affairs investigator Andy Garcia, who spots that Peck is living way beyond his mean and becomes determined to bring him down. The pairs duel was made even more spicy by rumours that Gere and Garcia didnt get along during filming and some of the punches the pair traded were for real.

For a moment I felt the answer was being "framed". But I was probably just being a paranoid old Round-Earther. In any case, next time I see Ed Miliband being interviewed I'm going to see if I can spot one of George Lakoff's books on his shelf.

Secondly, I'd like to know where these alternatives products and services will come from. We might be a big country in terms of land mass, but we are small by comparison when it comes to population. Because of this we already have problems with oligopolies and monopolies (because of our relatively small demand base) in key areas like banking, utilities, food and natural resources to name but a few. We simply can't flick a switch and start buying from other suppliers simply because they don't exist and probably won't want to set up shop here when the tax is introduced. We could of course buy from overseas but that could decimate our local industry and economy. Basically we're stuck with our existing suppliers meaning we'll have to pay the inevitable price increases they will pass on to us.

and he said.Aug.Montreal lawyer Jeff Orenstein.