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As we see more corruption in our governments and less heroics from the common populous, our entertainment reflects it.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
It makes for a happier populous, a better relationship between citizens and law enforcement, lower cost, and less true crime. on 01 / 24 / 2009, -6 / +1Populace.— Original Signal - Transmitting Digg
While populous, the 100 districts covered by the database are just a sliver of the nearly 15,000 school districts nationwide, noted David Schlein, a senior policy analyst of labor economics in the National Education Association's collective bargaining and membership-advocacy wing.— Education Week American Education News Site of Record
Indian Point (pictured above) is situated about 25 miles from New York City, a rather populous area, eh?— Dandelion Salad
Georgia Tech has a vast Korean populous, as does Doraville and Duluth.— Talking Chop

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