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ACORN Offices Ransacked; $5,000 Reward For Information yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'ACORN Offices Ransacked; $5,000 Reward For Information'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Velvet Revolution believes John McCain, Sarah Palin, the GOP, and certain individuals in the media share partial responsibility for the criminal acts, death threats, and racist comments leveled at ACORN. The lies, distortions, and attacks on ACORN by the McCain/Palin campaign and the GOP are reprehensible.
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Ransacked with guilt, Mariam would kneel and pray for forgiveness for these thoughts.
A Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khaled 2007
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Ransacked: Ania Cerelczak outside the gallery in Great Guildford Street Bungling thief drops mobile during ram-raid at gallery Robbers smashed their van into a London art gallery in a ram-raid that caused thousands of pounds of damage.
Evening Standard - Home Mark Blunden 2011
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Ransacked, foreclosed houses go for a dollar apparently .. because no one who has a choice is willing to own property .. or live there.
whoar.co.nz 2010
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Books, and the iTunes Problem - Ransacked by the internet and teetering on the edge of the real ebook revolution, the publishing world is understandably afraid of what's next.
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Ransacked furniture lay outside blackened and burning homes, while a group of people rushed a man with burn injuries on a wooden hand-pulled cart through the streets.
The Seattle Times 2009
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One song, "The Ransacked Train", she admired so much she asked Warren to write the words out on paper so she could carry them around everywhere.
The L Magazine - New York City's Local Event and Arts & Culture Guide Timothy Bracy 2009
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Ransacked by the internet and teetering on the edge of the real ebook revolution, the publishing world is understandably afraid of what's next.
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Ransacked by the internet and teetering on the edge of the real ebook revolution, the publishing world is understandably afraid of what's next.
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Books, and the iTunes Problem - Ransacked by the internet and teetering on the edge of the real ebook revolution, the publishing world is understandably afraid of what's next.
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