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“Contrary to the government’s claims, this Court may not simply force unwilling attorneys to represent criminal defendants without pay.”

Wachovia, amazingly, remained willing to sell cheap insurance on subprime mortgage bonds; the risk its credit officers were unwilling to take was the risk of dealing directly with Cornwall Capital.

But progress toward that goal has faltered because of insufficient funding and unwilling sellers.

Only the Blue Jays were different, unwilling to accept their role as bit part characters in somebody else’s show.

But throughout the shutdown battle, Congress – particularly the House of Representatives – has been unwilling to assert itself as an equal branch of government.