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The future of the Republic may depend on whether a heroic hopeful has the courage to stand erect and produce a title like, say, The Audacity, Courage and Heart To Dream, Hope and Save America's Greatness with Promise, Faith, Family and Flag: A Blue-Collar American Patriot's Humble, Inspiring Life Story.
Michael Sigman: Tpaw and the Campaign 'Autohagiography' Michael Sigman 2011
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We cannot spend as much to educate a Blue-Collar laborer, as on a MBA.
Various Articles, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.
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The future of the Republic may depend on whether a heroic hopeful has the courage to stand erect and produce a title like, say, The Audacity, Courage and Heart To Dream, Hope and Save America's Greatness with Promise, Faith, Family and Flag: A Blue-Collar American Patriot's Humble, Inspiring Life Story.
Michael Sigman: Tpaw and the Campaign 'Autohagiography' Michael Sigman 2011
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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.
April 2010 2010
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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.
Premises 2010
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Drawing on his vast experience as an assembly worker at American Axle Manufacturing plant, he fictionalized the chaos and corruptible plight of the blue-collar worker in his second self-published venture, Blue-Collar Diary: Factory Folk Drama.
Show Stoppah Thomas Slater 2011
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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.
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Drawing on his vast experience as an assembly worker at American Axle Manufacturing plant, he fictionalized the chaos and corruptible plight of the blue-collar worker in his second self-published venture, Blue-Collar Diary: Factory Folk Drama.
Show Stoppah Thomas Slater 2011
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Normal folk call these people Blue-Collar workers.
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