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And WaPo reports on a bunch of Outside Groups Shoveling Cash Into Tight Races and notes, “A group called Softer Voices is boosting Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) with an expenditure of nearly $700,000.”
Midterm Roundup 2009
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She helped found a conservative issues advocacy group called Softer Minds ... er ... sorry, Softer Voices.
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She helped found a conservative issues advocacy group called Softer Minds ... er ... sorry, Softer Voices.
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While reading "Softer", one gets the impression that Bacigalupi is thinking way too much about murder.
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Frankly, "Softer," a story about a man who kills his wife for no reason and then feels liberated, seemed completely at odds with the rest of the collection.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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I've got a story in it called "Softer" which is a departure for me, because it isn't a science fiction story.
windupstories.com – fiction by paolo bacigalupi » 2007 » March 2007
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-'Softer' targets: Surface transport systems are used by much higher numbers of passengers, are open and fully accessible, and have no access control or seat assignments.
How U.S. Risk Management Can Curb Terrorism Oxford Analytica 2006
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"Softer" perception-based factors highlighted in the majority report of commission chairman John Myburgh and member Mandla
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NRO’s Kathryn Jean Lopez, a beacon of objectivity in the conservative media world, reports on the new ads just out from a group called Softer Voices that aim to present “a softer – but substantively successful – side” of Senator Rick Santorum (R).
Midterm Roundup 2009
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"Softer," said her brother-in-law, turning round again.
Bertha Garlan Arthur Schnitzler 1896
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