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“Last week Washington, next week Washington, andno, I didn't try to call you,” says the unseen man.
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One and done as itmay be for all of us, leads meto consider then that nothing before or beyond usmatters and that Stalin represents our evil not for what he (we) did in his (this) life but for his (our) belief in the above, that there is no continuing, no learning, no evolution andno way home.
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After ten years of being pro-Clinton throughout the nineties that dialogue is redundant, stale andno longer interesting or fascinating.
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He came up with this cockwhaffle andno surprise that it is in The Grauniad.
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It was rich, loose, buttery andno surpriselacking in any hint of liver.
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There is a paper trail andno voting machine surprises or malfunctions.
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There is no leeway here, no second chances, andno benefit of the doubt.
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Notice how once BushCo got their war in Iraq andno longerneeded the boogeymen of Osama and the Anthrax attacker, theyseemed toquit even trying to pretend to find them?
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Remov'd, One of the TrusteesAffirming, the Fathers Ord [ers] was soe, but that hott humor is now Off, andno
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The exotic (to the setting) love interest in "Sirocco," Märta Torén as Violette, has more screen presence than did Florence Marly in "Tokyo Joe," but only a fraction of Ingrid Bergman's (in "Casabalanca"), andno claims to righteousness at all.
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