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Of course, this is simply a hypothetical community, but, as the mathematicians would say, the point is to EXTRAPOLATE our story to our dying country (and make not mistake, it IS dying!) at large.
A Common Sense Revolution which will abolutely save America and the Earth. 2007
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That means that you simply need to identify or recognize a current condition, trend, or event and then EXTRAPOLATE from there.
The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998
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That means that you simply need to identify or recognize a current condition, trend, or event and then EXTRAPOLATE from there.
The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998
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That means that you simply need to identify or recognize a current condition, trend, or event and then EXTRAPOLATE from there.
The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998
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The fallacy starts with, Blogs sure are easy to do because, well I’m a technology moron and I’ve got a blog…, and then these people EXTRAPOLATE, that since blogging is easy and pretty cool, what else is easy for me to do?
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