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For example, a law requiring a person who wishes to receive communist political propaganda by mailto register with the Post Office is a violation of the First Amendment.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Diane Wood on the Second Amendment 2010
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It went all the way to #2 on the Billboard charts, thanks to a big-time marketing campaign and a tie-in with the Post Office, which issued a Sinatra stamp (first class, natch).
Tony Sachs: 11 Years After His Death, "New" Music From Frank Sinatra 2009
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The Post Office is a great example — the government uses force to take money via taxes from citizens to cover its operating losses, which the Post Office incurs even though the US has used force to prevent anyone from competing with its first class mail business particularly the most profitable segment, intracity mail.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » My Definition of Sustainability 2009
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Of them, the Post Office is the only one required to deliver EVERYWHERE at no cost to the recipient.
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The Post Office is a tidier-looking structure, tarted up in an eye-catching shade of ultra-marine blue with an oh-so-subtly highlighted accent trim – which is beguiling – to be sure.
West Hollywood Post Office…69′er zip gets spruced up! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008
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The Post Office is a roaring success, but Moist is feeling a little bored, and has taken to breaking into his own bedroom to keep his skills fresh.
Archive 2008-07-01 Adam Whitehead 2008
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The Post Office is a roaring success, but Moist is feeling a little bored, and has taken to breaking into his own bedroom to keep his skills fresh.
Making Money by Terry Pratchett Adam Whitehead 2008
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The Post Office is a very compact and very beautiful building.
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Because the Post Office is a monopoly, and because magazines must use it, the postal rates always have been skewed to make it cheaper for smaller publications to get launched and to survive.
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In Japan, the Post Office has been a key piece of machinery keeping the Liberal Democratic Party in power, with one short break, for the past 50 years.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Japan faces new political landscape 2005
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