Grove quotes Machiavelli at Obama -- prefacing his column with "There is nothing more difficult … than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things" -- but Obama seems plenty Machiavellian already.— The American Spectator
While prefacing your title with the important prefix "ex" is deeply satisfying, I can think of no better editorial modification than to transform your name into a pejorative verb.— Bring It On!
Additionally, when we can speak or write of an individual without the necessity of prefacing the name by either gender or race, we will have taken a big step up the maturity ladder.— The Union Democrat, Sonora, CA News, Sports, & Weather
Revisions are made by way of Revision Notes prefacing original sections Word Report is an electronic snapshot of the working directory.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
When he referred to Obama as "that one" during the most recent debate and then resumed prefacing all his statements with— Itching for Eestimaa

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