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Reappointing Robert Gates as secretary of defense would be magnanimity with a purpose, a show of something better than cleverness, and that is wisdom.
Keep Gates 2008
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Reappointing Peter Hain as Welsh Secretary makes me wonder who doe Gordon Brown hate the most, Peter Hain or the Welsh?
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Reappointing Amando Tetangco, the respected central bank governor, was a smart move.
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Reappointing Clueless Ben is like the ship that rescued the Captain of the Titanic immediately placing him in command.
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Reappointing Clueless Ben is like the ship that rescued the Captain of the Titanic immediately placing him in command.
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Reappointing Donald Lacky for a term to expire December 31,2012.
Exit133.com 2009
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Reappointing the guy who admits he fell down on the job in the lead-up to the economic meltdown American Apparel Sticks Up for Immigrant Workers Swept Up in ICE Raid
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• Reappointing PNC Bank as the district's depository and treasurer through June 30,
Times Leader News 2009
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Reappointing the guy who admits he fell down on the job in the lead-up to the economic meltdown Staffers for Corporate Front Group Organizing Anti-Health Rallies Refuse to Reveal Their Names
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"Reappointing Samak will only widen the rift in society and risk leading the country into chaos and a bloodbath," the Thai-language Matichon newspaper said in its editorial.
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