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• “As a rule of thumb, any time you see the phrase "reasonably priced" in a piece of legislation, you can be confident it is proposing to subsidize something—giving to one group by taking from another.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fan and Fred: A Bad GOP Sequel

• “Everybody seems to be in reasonably good humor, and they'll be making the trip back to Ulladulla from Figtree shortly.”

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• “So far I am in reasonably good health, I don't need to take any medications regularly (knock on wood), I used to get a physical exam every year in Alaska when The Indian Health Service was paying for it, now that I have to pay for them I get one every 3 or 4 years at the Army hospital here in Cuernavaca.”

  A birthday

• “For medical devices, we could come in reasonably early.”

  Q&A: What Venture Partner Philip Schlein Looks for in a Business Plan

• “For about $40, one could buy an original Nintendo console in reasonably good shape.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Tour of Tokyo's Geek Paradise

• “This bright, clean, absolutely refreshing white is the prototype for the best in reasonably priced, well-made Chilean Sauvignon Blanc.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Overcoming the

• “Over the next year, they will also be made available for purchase in reasonably priced paperback editions through the CDDC.”

  500 Pitt Press titles available again online and in print

• “The social groups remain reasonably intact year after year, and they're easy to recognize.”

  An Interview with Dr. Robert Sapolsky

• “I wish someone could explain reasonably and rationally how having a public option for obtaining health care coverage is the government having "too much control over our lives.".”

  Kennedy 'expected more of us' on health care, Dodd says

• “Despite all the books I have read over the years I still find in reasonably easy to name my favourites.”

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