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Dislodging them in any meaningful way isn't just nativist fantasy; it's economic folly.
Illegal immigrants: Here to stay Lee Hockstader 2011
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Dislodging Christmas from the closet cut off my office for a couple of months, but I am back, and unsure of where to go.
Reclaiming the office, and other rebootery joshenglish 2010
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Dislodging the blood-soaked linen to find this out had started the stump bleeding again, and he had wrestled to seal it using his right hand and his teeth; but it ached badly, and the fabric was wet again.
Naked Cruelty Colleen McCullough 2010
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Dislodging this old story may help ease the way toward recognition of a realistic approach to formalism that is advocated by many judges (Judge Harry Edwards, for example) and legal theorists (Fred Schauer, Larry Solum, for example, and me in this post), although nothing in the paper itself leads unequivocally to this view.
Balkinization 2007
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Dislodging Hamas from control of Gaza is now extremely important.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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Dislodging Hamas from control of Gaza is now extremely important.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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The Implications: Dislodging the dollar would require a vast reworking of the global financial system.
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* Letter from the President: Dislodging stereotypes
ANC Today 2004
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Dislodging French artists and intellectuals from their traditional disgust for all things commercial, properties, or middle-class would be valuable, as would weakening the tight relationships among class, politics, and culture both in fact and in stereotype “rich but artists; bourgeois but of the left,” etc.
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Dislodging French artists and intellectuals from their traditional disgust for all things commercial, properties, or middle-class would be valuable, as would weakening the tight relationships among class, politics, and culture both in fact and in stereotype “rich but artists; bourgeois but of the left,” etc.
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