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To the Editor: Ballot access is the major problem in this country, and it will never be dealt with so long as we have a two-party system [“The Blue-Ribbon Boys Make a Mess of Voting,” Nicholas von Hoffman, The National Observer, Oct. 10].
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"Bates's Blue-Ribbon Hair Renewer" -- awful facts against which the additional fact that he was rich and she was not, counted nothing.
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"That's Mr Dalton, the young banker, as takes such a lift o 'the temp'rance coffee-taverns an' Blue-Ribbon movement."
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Rick Anderson named to head "Blue-Ribbon Panel" on accounting standards for private companies
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The nominees are then grouped into eight different specialties and peer-reviewed by a Blue-Ribbon panel, comprised of the nominees who scored the highest in each category.
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Blue-Ribbon Companies Which companies were on the most Fortune lists - including the FORTUNE
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It contains recommendations for pursuing unresolved subpoena and document requests, the creation of a "Blue-Ribbon Commission," and specifically calls for an independent criminal review of the warrantless domestic surveillance, extraordinary rendition, and enhanced interrogation practices utilized by the Bush administration.
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Blue-Ribbon Companies Which companies were on the most Fortune lists - including the FORTUNE
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It contains recommendations for pursuing unresolved subpoena and document requests, the creation of a "Blue-Ribbon Commission," and specifically calls for an independent criminal review of the warrantless domestic surveillance, extraordinary rendition, and enhanced interrogation practices utilized by the Bush administration.
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It contains recommendations for pursuing unresolved subpoena and document requests, the creation of a "Blue-Ribbon Commission," and specifically calls for an independent criminal review of the warrantless domestic surveillance, extraordinary rendition, and enhanced interrogation practices utilized by the Bush administration.
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