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Kaufman

— noun United States playwright who collaborated with many other writers including Moss Hart (1889-1961)

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George Simon Kaufman

George S. Kaufman

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Kaufman. Kaufman.

A successful businessman like Kaufman probably makes 15,000 a year.

Jay Kaufman: 15 to 21 years in a federal penitentiary or Punishment Park?

Jay Kaufman: 15 to 21 years or Punishment Park?

Sketches by Kaufman and Hart.

Kaufman, I'll need some information on Chauncey Gardiner's background.

Kaufman, what the hell are you talking about?

Yeah, Kaufman, what is it?

Kaufman, Meyer?

Dr. Kaufman to OR.

Dr. Kaufman to OR, please.

Gerald Kaufman is a member of the Labour Party, and Daphne du Maurier lived in Cornwall, is that it?

Daphne du Maurier is a novelist and Gerald Kaufman is bald.

Kaufman.

Does Philip Kaufman live here?

Do you know a Philip Kaufman?

Monsieur Kaufman isn't here.

Jay Kaufman, co-founder of the National Committee Against War And Repression.

Jay Kaufman: 15 to 21 years in a federal penitentiary.

A cat by the name of German Kaufman from Denver.

I'm having dinner with Bernie Kaufman.

Hi. I'm Bernie Kaufman.

She's going out to dinner with Bernie Kaufman.

You're the boy that Mr. Kaufman recommended.

Dr. Kaufman said the swelling would be down by tomorrow.

I don't care what Dr. Kaufman said.

Kaufman, I'll need some information on Mr. Chauncey Gardiner's background.

He's lived for 30 years without releasing anger. Kaufman: As have the others.

Kaufman has drawn a line in the sand.

Everybody at headquarters, especially Kaufman, is very happy.

I'm calling Kaufman.

Oh, God! Kaufman said no wetworks. He said no wetworks.

My name is Dr. Kaufman.

News and current affairs

On two fronts, Kaufman has - against long odds - actually managed to make substantial steps.

With Senators Patrick Leahy and Chuck Grassley, Kaufman worked last year to pass a bill providing timely resources to federal law enforcement agencies working on recent financial fraud.

More recently, Kaufman was devastating in his cross-examination of Goldman Sachs executives.

Kaufman's approach - with speeches on the Senate floor as a central feature - seemed irrelevant or even quaint to critics even a few weeks ago.

Kaufman has consistently pressed them to do more - and do it much faster; to be sure, they and many others are now listening.

The deeper and overriding point of Kaufman's critique of our system is the need for tough laws.

Most notable has been the work of Senator Ted Kaufman, a Democrat from Delaware (yes, a pro-business state), who has pressed tirelessly to fix the most egregious problems in the US financial sector.

Kaufman championed the case for making America's biggest banks smaller, as part of comprehensive financial-reform efforts.