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"Leaded" Tea Party Planned for Labor Day Includes Guns Star Mag: Palins Are Divorcing, Has Photos of 15 Year Old Daughter Boozing, Smoking Pot With Sales Slipping, Boycott of Whole Foods Called After Libertarian Owner Opposes Health-Care Reform
Pensito Review 2009
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Leaded Tea Party cancelled despite St. Johns approval of gun range use
RICHARD O WILLICH 2010
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"Leaded Tea Party" said it is business as usual, and they will fire their guns on Labor Day Weekend.
RICHARD O WILLICH 2010
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"Leaded Tea Party" said it is business as usual, and they will fire their guns on Labor Day Weekend.
Heroes or Villains? 2010
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Following a firestorm of controversy surrounding a "Leaded Tea Party," event host Richard
RICHARD O WILLICH 2010
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Leaded gasoline was banned by the Environmental Protection Agency in 1996, not by everyone choosing to buy cars that run on unleaded.
On the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, Let’s ... Go Shopping! 2010
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Leaded by a Democratic, in this first instance Barack Obama (aided by Clinton, if I may add).
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The trend lines match almost perfectly: Leaded-gas use climbed in the 1940s and fell in the early 1970s; 23 years later, rates for violent crime followed in near unison.
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Leaded gas in China, Russia and Europe = not good but we must tolerate.
hello world 2008
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Leaded gasoline was given the name "Ethyl", and General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey sold Ethyl to the automobile-hungry American public.
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