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The idea's a loser on both moral and practical grounds.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: An Open Letter to Tea Party Activists: Let's Defend Social Security Together RJ 2011
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One idea's been ditched, he says, because "it's too deep, too meta".
The Detective Show Elisabeth Mahoney 2010
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Just look at all the articles that are published about them, not one article states anything about idea's to help turn our country around, instead they are worrying about how to overthrow Obama and the rest of the democrats, something is surley wrong about this picture.
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The idea's a loser on both moral and practical grounds.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: An Open Letter to Tea Party Activists: Let's Defend Social Security Together RJ 2011
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But will cameras improve the public's understanding of the judicial system, as the idea's proponents claim, or risk turning courtrooms into TV studios – and the judiciary into another branch of the entertainment industry?
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Last week one of the idea's architects, Respublica thinktank director Philip Blond, warned of the effect on it of the drive for cuts.
Phil Redmond disenchanted by 'big society' progress in Liverpool 2011
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Trade experts say the idea's popularity in the EU—it has been approved by the EU Parliament and the European Commission—reflects concerns over a struggling economy and losing jobs to foreign competition.
Country Labeling Sets Off EU Debate John W. Miller 2011
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But will cameras improve the public's understanding of the judicial system, as the idea's proponents claim, or risk turning courtrooms into TV studios – and the judiciary into another branch of the entertainment industry?
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He must have some real good idea's on visual elements for a new movie.
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Trade experts say the idea's popularity in the EU—it has been approved by the EU Parliament and the European Commission—reflects concerns over a struggling economy and losing jobs to foreign competition.
Country Labeling Sets Off EU Debate John W. Miller 2011
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