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  • Cobbled streets ran between rock-walled buildings, and a crumbling palace stood on a prominence on the far side.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • Cobbled streets ran between rock-walled buildings, and a crumbling palace stood on a prominence on the far side.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • Cobbled streets ran between rock-walled buildings, and a crumbling palace stood on a prominence on the far side.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • Cobbled together by the British in the 1920s, Iraq resembles three countries more than one; it was kept together by strongmen rulers even before Saddam.

    Policy in a Fog, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • Cobbled streets ran between rock-walled buildings, and a crumbling palace stood on a prominence on the far side.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • Cobbled together by an unsavory character whose CIA past seemingly outweighs the official reproaches he has received, and Leon Panetta's promise months ago to disband it, they act without coordination with the Pentagon's various special force outfits or even the latter's knowledge of what mayhem they are up to.

    Michael Brenner: Admiral Blair Walks the Plank 2010

  • Cameron & Clarke: Cobbled together proposals for English

    Cameron Fobs English Voters Off With A Fudge 2008

  • Cameron & Clarke: Cobbled together proposals for English

    Archive 2008-06-29 2008

  • Of the health-care law, he writes, "Cobbled together in secret, [it] was passed by the Senate, largely or totally unread, on a party line vote, literally in the dead of night on Christmas Eve, against the will of the people as measured by most polls; a product of such florid deal-making as to generate scornful popular terms such as 'the Louisiana Purchase' and 'the Cornhusker Kickback.'"

    Virginia attorney general urges judge to let suit over health-care law proceed 2010

  • Of the health-care law, Virginia's lawyers write, "Cobbled together in secret, [it] was passed by the Senate, largely or totally unread, on a party line vote, literally in the dead of night on Christmas Eve, against the will of the people as measured by most polls; a product of such florid deal-making as to generate scornful popular terms such as 'the Louisiana Purchase' and 'the Cornhusker Kickback.'"

    Cuccinelli tells federal judge Virginia has standing, merit on its side in heatlh-care suit 2010

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