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- adjective neologism Belonging to
co . Gender-neutral possessive adjective, grammatically equivalent to the genderedhis andher and the singulartheir .
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Examples
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While I do wholeheartedly believe that much of the president & co's ideals are firmly rooted in socialism, and shouldn't be sugarcoated as anything else, in a way, I feel like this is perhaps spending time pointing out the obvious.
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Also, let's get the bid as a firm price, so any overruns are the constructions co's to cover. seems like this is easy since you and yours are so certain.
Open Letter to the Council: Take the Same Damn Risk You’re Asking Us To Take « PubliCola 2010
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I hunt a productive creek bottom in the forest but I can not bait, but the lumber co's can put a feeder 40 yrds from my stand.
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The health ins. co's and big pharma are making hugely obscene profits and don't want ANY change.
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The insurance and pharma co's are so pleased with what is going on now – they can continue to rip off Americans for health care.
First on the Ticker: Nelson buys TV time on health care 2009
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I hunt a productive creek bottom in the forest but I can not bait, but the lumber co's can put a feeder 40 yrds from my stand.
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Seems the leases that lumber co's have take most of the bear in the national forest here, as they are the only ones who can bait bear and deer.
The bear season for our group in WI is going pretty good so far. 2009
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Seems the leases that lumber co's have take most of the bear in the national forest here, as they are the only ones who can bait bear and deer.
The bear season for our group in WI is going pretty good so far. 2009
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Repubs are trying to protect banks, investment co's the same way they did the health care industry, both at the expense of the American people.
DNC ad: GOP, Wall Street lobbyists trying to block reform 2010
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Companies give where they think they will get the most bang for their buck ... so until dems either give back the $21M they got from the insurance co's in 08 or quit the hypocrisy of "we are for the little guy, not those big, bad insurance companies"
Hoyer: A bill can pass the House without a public option 2009
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