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 They've worked the road again, smoothed out the ruts, but the new gravel's not packed down yet — Easy to get loose in this stuff, probably should back off a little.

Saturday Morning 2010

Leave a comment my liberal doubt might be more assuaged if she hadn't simply laughed off mike gravel's legitimate rebuke of her yes vote on kyl-lieberman. even if gravel has his quirks, if hillary actually has a forceful defense of her position on kyl-lieberman she should have explained it to the voters on tv instead of issuing a paltry statement to the press

Hillary Joining Webb For Measure Opposing War With Iran 2009

| Reply | Permalink dan wrote on October 1, 2007 5: 39 PM: my liberal doubt might be more assuaged if she hadn't simply laughed off mike gravel's legitimate rebuke of her yes vote on kyl-lieberman. even if gravel has his quirks, if hillary actually has a forceful defense of her position on kyl-lieberman she should have explained it to the voters on tv instead of issuing a paltry statement to the press

Hillary Joining Webb For Measure Opposing War With Iran 2009

In a 150-mile journey, the gravel's value can soar six times its original cost.

CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2006 2006

In a 150-mile journey, the gravel's value can soar six times its original cost.

CNN Transcript Nov 19, 2006 2006

In 150-mile journey, the gravel's value can soar six times its original cost.

CNN Transcript Jun 12, 2006 2006

In a 150-mile journey, the gravel's value can soar six times its original cost.

CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2006 2006

In a 150-mile journey, the gravel's value can soar six times its original cost.

CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2006 2006

There's a break in his line of life, just at the right place, when he was so ill in Egypt, which is most remarkable, and when Tommy Luton brought round my bath-chair this morning -- I had it at the garden-door, because the gravel's just laid at my front-door, and the wheels sink so far into it -- 'Tommy,' I said,

Queen Lucia 1903

Grass, Mr. Gardener -- grass walks between your roses; gravel's too hard for them.

The Moonstone Wilkie Collins 1856