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But the House GOP was wise enough to oppose the pork bill, also known as the Generational Theft Act of 2009, in lock-step harmony.
Right Minded Online 2009
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It's correctly being called The Generational Theft Act of 2009 because it's placing an additional $6,700 of debt on every household in the United States, debt that your grandchildren will be paying.
Qwaider Planet 2009
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For an excellent case study of this process, see Richard Alba and Robert Orsi, “Passages in Piety: Generational Transitions and the Social and Religious Incorporation of Italian Americans,” in Immigration and Religion in America, ed.
American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010
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Generational replacement is a glacially slow process not to mention that young people are the least likely to vote.
American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010
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Generational experts generally agree that 9/11 has helped shape the lives of those young adults who were 8-16 years old on Sept. 11, 2001.
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ADVISER ALERT Generational Tension Many people are earmarking more of their estate for their own expenses, and shrinking the amount they plan to leave for heirs.
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Generational divide: people who hear the William Tell Overture and think The Lone Ranger -- everybody else who does not.
Tom Alderman: Random Notions and Fipperies Tom Alderman 2011
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The best recent books: Generational & Family Sagas
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Generational divide: people who hear the William Tell Overture and think The Lone Ranger -- everybody else who does not.
Tom Alderman: Random Notions and Fipperies Tom Alderman 2011
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Generational divide: people who hear the William Tell Overture and think The Lone Ranger -- everybody else who does not.
Tom Alderman: Random Notions and Fipperies Tom Alderman 2011
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