| "As you have suggested such, "so many times in the past, "I will defer to you in dealing with the State Department. | |
| "I believe in the absolute virtue of anything that takes place, spontaneously or not, in the sense of non-acceptance, and no reasons of general efficacy, from which long, revolutionary patience draws its inspiration, reasons to which I defer, | |
| "may defer their returns..." | |
| 'I suppose you can always defer. | |
| - "Defer, defer to the Lord High Executioner." | |
| "As you have suggested such, "so many times in the past, "I will defer to you in dealing with the State Department. | |
| "I believe in the absolute virtue of anything that takes place, spontaneously or not, in the sense of non-acceptance, and no reasons of general efficacy, from which long, revolutionary patience draws its inspiration, reasons to which I defer, | |
| "may defer their returns..." | |
| 'I suppose you can always defer. | |
| - "Defer, defer to the Lord High Executioner." | |
| - Military defers to you. | |
| Both. Who defers to who? | |
| Everyone defers to Anna, who is the master quilter. | |
| He defers to the State's Attorney. | |
| Once you're in the White House, everything defers to the office. | |
| - Military defers to you. | |
| Both. Who defers to who? | |
| Everyone defers to Anna, who is the master quilter. | |
| He defers to the State's Attorney. | |
| Once you're in the White House, everything defers to the office. | |
| "He deferred to me." | |
| "What happens to a dream deferred?" | |
| "What happens to a dream deferred? | |
| 'After this incident it is possible that peace attempts will get deferred.' | |
| (narrator) If was always said that Sid Watk/ns was the only man to whom Bernie Ecc/esfone always deferred. | |
| "and all deferring to me. | |
| - There's an argument to be made for deferring a year. | |
| All this deferring and adjusting to others' wrong-headed stupidities. | |
| And for as long as we can get away with it, we're deferring all overtime and court pay. | |
| And if you weren't deferring? | |
| "He deferred to me." | |
| "What happens to a dream deferred?" | |
| "What happens to a dream deferred? | |
| 'After this incident it is possible that peace attempts will get deferred.' | |
| (narrator) If was always said that Sid Watk/ns was the only man to whom Bernie Ecc/esfone always deferred. | |
| "and all deferring to me. | |
| - There's an argument to be made for deferring a year. | |
| All this deferring and adjusting to others' wrong-headed stupidities. | |
| And for as long as we can get away with it, we're deferring all overtime and court pay. | |
| And if you weren't deferring? | |
