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Arsene Wenger Thinks Arsenal's Form Is 'Ludicrously' Good
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously stringent conditions for disbursement meant that little was spent for years.
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Ludicrously, as it turned out, Blackstone supported a sale-and-leaseback business model that was all too common at the time.
Southern Cross's incurably flawed business model let down the vulnerable 2011
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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Ludicrously, 55 percent of likely voters now believe that the word "socialist" describes the President either "well" or "very well."
Deepak Bhargava: The Empire Strikes Back: Explaining the Republican Wave Deepak Bhargava 2010
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