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Following the COHA stylebook, which might be characterized as Inflated Le Monde, the writer makes her case in a tangle of labyrinthine sentences, which end in bloopers that would never occur if she were required to rely upon simple declarative sentences.
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Rangers Deal Figure Is Called 'Inflated' Jaws dropped Monday when reports surfaced that Fox Sports Southwest had finalized a 20-year, $3 billion deal to broadcast Texas Rangers games.
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In "Inflated," he digs deep into history to explain why Americans feel entitled to live beyond their means.
U.S. Debt Hogs Risk Backlash, Volcker Begat Bailouts, Says Ex-Bear Banker - Bloomberg 2010
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In "Inflated," he digs deep into history to explain why Americans feel entitled to live beyond their means.
American Debt Hogs Risk Backlash, Says Ex-Bear Stearns Banker - Bloomberg 2010
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'Inflated' reports of new churches also mar Arango's work in Mexico Texas Baptists approve measures to 'restore trust' after Valley scandal
ABP News 2009
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Armenia Says Migration Numbers 'Inflated' By Turkey
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Armenia Says Migration Numbers 'Inflated' By Turkey
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World Series Shares Deliver an Inflated View Late-inning heroics and thrilling World Series aside, it was better to be a San Francisco Giant in 2010 than a St. Louis Cardinal in 2011, at least by one measurement.
Ohio State to Undergo an 'Urban' Renewal Rachel Bachman 2011
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Technology-research firm Gartner Inc. places mobile payments in a category called "Peak of Inflated Expectations," and said it is likely the category will move into the "Trough of Disillusionment" within the next year.
Banks Stumble Along Tech Frontier Robin Sidel 2011
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LONDON --Inflated prices of food and fuel present the biggest threat to Asia's economic development, yet governments will be hard-pressed to limit rises through currency intervention.
Interview: Inflation is a Threat to Asia's Rise Caroline Henshaw of Dow Jones Newswires 2011
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