Of the two crises facing us this Christmas — the caviare crisis and the Gulf crisis — I must admit finding the caviare crisis the more immediate. Many people — including children — are actually having to do without any caviare at all this Christmas.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Of the two crises facing us this Christmas — the caviare crisis and the Gulf crisis — I must admit finding the caviare crisis the more immediate. Many people — including children — are actually having to do without any caviare at all this Christmas." in the context of ""Way of the World", The Daily Telegraph (24 December 1990), p. 23" to mean that wisdom is timeless.