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Hisses have been heard before - but the booing was over the top.
Heckler Wilson 'a decent guy' with lock on district, observers say 2009
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They believe, as did Nixon, that if the enemies of Richard Nixon triumph --- the Alger Hisses and Helen Gahagen Douglases, the Herblocks and hippies, the George McGoverns and the rest --- America might end ..
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Hisses rustled back from the first row, “The teacher is crying!”
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They believe, as did Nixon, that if the enemies of Richard Nixon triumph --- the Alger Hisses and Helen Gahagen Douglases, the Herblocks and hippies, the George McGoverns and the rest --- America might end ..
Lance Mannion: 2008
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My guess is that most of them are just dumb narcissists, not outright Alger Hisses.
Alive or Dead? Steven Barnes 2009
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Hisses for insisting, even when the nature of the material was pointed out, that it must be delivered and for ignoring the very valid concerns of their employees.
A Hiss and A Bravo On The Same Topic kittenpie 2006
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Hisses for insisting, even when the nature of the material was pointed out, that it must be delivered and for ignoring the very valid concerns of their employees.
Archive 2006-11-01 kittenpie 2006
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The Epilogue: Hisses and boos ... skip to main | skip to sidebar
Hisses and boos ... Frank Wilson 2006
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One of my great heroes is Whittaker Chambers, not just because he managed to bring down some of that self-satisfied, arrogant, treacherous group of which the various Hisses were such a prominent section, but because his actions had a logic that escaped fellow travellers.
Archive 2007-05-01 Richard 2007
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Or not: Hisses go to pitcher Mike Timlin and sports radio big mouths John Dennis and Gerry Callahan, who according to the article would rather simply stick with unease.
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