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Hmmm, no one could have predicted that the gay Republicans were a tad overzealous - one might even say "reckless" - in their hasty endorsement of McCain and Palin yesterday (yes they did).— AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth
Courts will now require a plaintiff to demonstrate with clear and convincing evidence that the infringer acted in a manner that was objectively reckless, which is also subject to a good faith defense.— Patent Baristas
Reckless homicide is defined as the reckless killing of another and is a Class D felony.— theleafchronicle.com - Local News
He was utterly reckless, and very earnest--we might almost say desperately earnest.— The Battle and the Breeze
True, they appear rough and reckless-- terrible, I might say; for most of them--with their long beards and hair, dust-begrimed faces, slouched hats, and odd habiliments, belted as they are with knife, pistol, powder-horn, and pouch--present such an aspect But you would wrong them to take them as they look.— The War Trail The Hunt of the Wild Horse

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