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"Hardening"--Churchill on Overlord, May 1944: "Gentlemen, I am hardening to this enterprise." posted by Mark, Ottawa at 12:47 PM
Archive 2006-09-01 2006
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The 'Hardening' process for organizations shows the exact opposite: I find the majority of top Corporate officers to be some of the laziest people in the world.
Hard America, Soft America, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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"Hardening" the transportation, communications and energy infrastructure could cost a half-trillion dollars; ongoing personnel costs could be staggering.
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"Hardening" these infrastructures could ultimately save more money and lives than the current focus on ABC terrorism.
How U.S. Risk Management Can Curb Terrorism Oxford Analytica 2006
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Why Is The Department Of Homeland Security Funding The "Hardening" Of Florida Mosques?
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Why Is The Department Of Homeland Security Funding The "Hardening" Of Florida Mosques?
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Why Is The Department Of Homeland Security Funding The "Hardening" Of Florida Mosques?
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Hardening of the attitudes already seems to be setting in, and, as is typical in such cases, economic subtlety goes out the window.
Dr. Philip Neches: Natural Gas Pains Dr. Philip Neches 2011
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Hardening of the liver leads to portal hypertension, which is an increased blood flow to vessels that bypass the liver.
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Hardening what might be targets and, like Pharaoh, hardening our hearts against what is foreign to us.
Rabbi Arthur Waskow: The Sukkah And The World Trade Center Rabbi Arthur Waskow 2011
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