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Ginning up the kind of sentiment we saw at the health care town halls last summer is a dangerous thing.
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Ginning it up? by Cinderfella on Friday, Dec 5, 2008 at 1: 38: 26 AM
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Ginning his cotton would not cost him three dollars a bale, but, allowing that, the cost would be fifty-four dollars.
My beloved South, Mrs. T. P. O 1914
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In Egypt last month, an administrative court annulled the state's sale in the late 1990s of Nile Cotton Ginning Co. because the shares were undervalued at the time.
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Ginning up controversy is one thing, but cranking out rumors is something else all together.
Turf Show Times 2010
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Ginning up a fight with Fox News, which is owned by the News Corporation, "helped fire up the base," said Nathan Daschle, the association's executive director.
NYT > Home Page By BRIAN STELTER 2010
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Ginning in West Texas was around 80 percent completed, estimates indicated.
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Ginning and classing figures would seem to point to the crop coming in shy of USDA's January estimate of 12.4 million bales.
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(SOTELMA) and the Cotton Ginning Company (CMDT) -- is still uncertain, although target dates are set for 2008.
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Ginning season started a little late in 2008 for Adams Gin.
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