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Paul O'Neil Quotes
«A criminal lawyer, like a trapeze performer, is seldom more than one slip from an awful fall.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«No splints yet invented will heal a lawyer's broken reputation.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«Golf is essentially an exercise in masochism conducted out of doors.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«She was, for all her lifelong love affair with motion pictures, a reporter first. She would skewer her best friend on the greasy spit of scandal if circumstances warranted it.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«If you had any belief your future was getting better, you wouldn't do this. This has got to be a signal that some bad (stuff) is going to come.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«Being a CEO, especially a CEO of a company that is about to enter the ring for a death match with bondholders, is not for the inexperienced,»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«What WorldCom needs now is a hardened, seasoned outsider that will take a butcher knife to costs and sell off assets ASAP,»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«[This is why WorldCom's shares keep falling, ending Wednesday down another 27 cents -- or 11 percent -- to $2.21.] There's a real company there, ... the chance that WorldCom avoids Chapter 11 gets slimmer by the day.»
Author: Paul O'Neil
«Being a CEO, especially a CEO of a company that is about to enter the ring for a death match with bondholders, is not for the inexperienced.»
Author: Paul O'Neil