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They never stop to think about those who might one day see their moronic rantings, photos and videos, i.e college admissions counselors, potential employers, future business associates.
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That meant the only information coming out of the country during the initial disaster was from public channels, i.e.
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This was part of Ahmadinejad's strategy all along – unfortunately, he had been hoping for a President McCain to give him exactly what he wanted. .i.e. the justification of U.S. interference to crush any opposition of him.
Obama: Iranian accusations of U.S. interference 'false and absurd'
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But the GOP are always jumping the gun without thinking of the outcome. .i.e. the affairs they keep having with other men and women and that's just the male Repubes.
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Flip is also innovating by giving users the ability to pick and choose their personalized skin on the camcorders. .i.e concept of user contribution; All this adds up to the differentiation ..
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Last week's episode really showed how great an actor Katic can be: i.e, the bar scene where she gets close to a suspect to arrest him.
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The car crash - not the seizure - caused the loss at issue, i.e.
Death of a loved one can be beginning of hard fight with life insurer
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Solution: Create alternative delivery of credits and degrees by establishing virtual colleges in every state and encouraging their use by all students, i.e.
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Yes, so minor problem ethernet would not connect to internet. .i.e. ethernet card most likely bad.
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The 1856 formation of the Republican Party, viewed strictly as a northern regional party, put into policy what many shuddered at, a party whose essential purpose was inimical to Southern economic interests and institutions i.e.
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