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...million, he does. But in The Camera Never Blinks, he says of Barbara Walters, "If anyone comes close to being worth a million, she may. But in my own view, no one in this business is, no matter what or how many shows they do, unless they find a cure for cancer on the side...
...Rather found that cure...
...self-assertiveness are valuable tools, but they are not automatically useful in getting along with difficult colleagues. Says he: "People should do something different from what comes naturally. Being candid is always worth trying once, but it won't always solve the problem." Bramson also has a surefire cure for office problems, but it may not be practical for too many employees. "The best way to cope with difficult people," he says, "is to get as far away from them...
...printing money night and day. The result: Coca-Cola sells for $1,350 a sixpack, short cab rides cost $6,000 and wheat is $5 million a bushel. Soon violent rioting breaks out, and thousands die. In both history and fiction, the first step in any government's cure for hyperinflation is to convince the people that it is serious about taking the necessary steps to halt the price explosion...
...conclusions are hardly original. Until a century ago, almost all medicine was based on the theory that illness stemmed from social and spiritual as well as physiological disorders. Even today, holistic medicine tries to cure its patients by restoring their spiritual equilibrium...