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M&M 17 -- the (D) party of trial lawyers, givers of rights to terrorists and terror appeasers will not do better at illigal immigration. as for Pelosi, let's now watch the self-policing for any "culture of corruption" -- how about starting with HER family & relatives and their connections and consulting with/for the government local issues? or is that off limits, only to 'Haliburtons' and 'R's'?
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We need more Haliburtons ... the ones that kill more soldiers then the Taliban does!
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The military industrial complex and the Haliburtons and Blackwaters of the world will try to frighten the American people away from a more progressive foreign policy.
Miles Mogulescu: Democrats Need John Edwards to be Their Mike Huckabee: Part 2 2008
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Couple them with their media, medical, pharmaceutical, and energy companies controlled by the top two percent of the country and you have the makings of a modern monarchy with contracts awarded to the Haliburtons, Blackwaters, and KBRs like fiefdoms of yore.
Paul Peete: This Election, It's "D��j�� Vu All Over Again" 2008
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Sir Walter's maternal ancestors, the Haliburtons, at one time owned
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy 1840-1916 1913
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But the Inghams find just as much in life as the Haliburtons, and Anna Haliburton consults Polly Ingham about the shade of a flounce just as readily and as eagerly as Polly consults her about the children's dentistry.
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The children counted up all the six families, — the Haliburtons, the Wadsworths, the
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The children counted up all the six families, -- the Haliburtons, the Wadsworths, the Pontefracts, the Midges, the Hayeses, and the Inghams, and the two good-natured girls, thirty-seven in all, -- and the two babies born this summer.
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She put the book aside, and wondered whether "Pickwick" really _had_ been alienated by the impossible Haliburtons; sat thinking, but only of the thing of
Somehow Good William Frend De Morgan 1878
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Poland many families of Scotch descent belonging to the class of nobles; as, for instance, {132} the Haliburtons, Wilsons, Ferguses,
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