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{{a|work|}}So often we hear a [[general counsel]] bemoaning her o’er stretched budget, sighing but bravely intoning, “we will just have to do more with less”. | {{a|work|}}So often we hear a [[general counsel]] bemoaning her o’er stretched budget, sighing but bravely intoning, “we will just have to do more with less”. | ||
Our favourite librettist, {{otto}} addressed this in the culmination of his epic operatic cycle ''[[Form und Substanz]]''. In that last opera, ''[[Talentdämmerung]]'' | Our favourite librettist, {{otto}} addressed this in the culmination of his epic operatic cycle ''[[Form und Substanz]]''. In that last opera, ''[[Talentdämmerung]]'' [[Wickliffe Hampton]] executive [[Prepostero]] tells his [[general counsel]], [[Triago]] that he must economise on his external legal spend. | ||
[[Triago]] protests but [[Prepostero]] peremptorily snuffs out the candles and exits his client’s chamber with these harrowing words: | |||
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