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If there are any Republicans thinking about anything other than finding ways to blame someone other than themselves for their present position of relative political impotence, they might remember that just over a year ago the Bush administration announced a year-long (though low-key) effort to make progress toward Israeli-Palestinian peace before the Bushlet left office.— Antiwar.com Original
"The specter of male impotence is at the heart of the matter, as are stories of wobbly men and take-charge women."— GreenCine Daily
Incontinence and impotence are the evil twins of prostate cancer and its aftermath.— NYT > Home Page
The most common causes of impotence are arteriosclerosis and diabetes.— BeanRocket Blog Communities Lastest Posts
Turn on the television at any hour and you're likely to be invited to join in a very frank conversation about impotence, as celebrities from Rush Limbaugh and Bob Dole to Jay Leno and Mike Ditka have for a decade been leading America in an orgy of public confessions, pharmaceutical testimonials, and late-night jokes.— The Chicago Blog

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