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This hearkens back to the old workplace days of women being called "sweetie," and "darling," and "honey," doesn't it?— Waldo's Virginia Political Blogroll
Nope, sweetie, ang ibig kong sabihin, hindi ako nag-aral ng pagsusulat as in subject sa eskwela.— blog ni ella
"It's called death, sweetie, and it's a perfect opportunity for you to learn a valuable life skill."— Blogtimore, Hon
Perhaps now that Obama -- who earlier in the campaign got into trouble for calling a female reporter "sweetie" -- is describing the McCain-Palin campaign as an attempt to put— The American Spectator
Barbara, sweetie, there is a big difference between hanging out on the ranch in Crawford and traveling to other countries to meet w. foreign leaders.— CNN Political Ticker

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