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- adjective Without
impact .
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Who would return to the impactless pages when you can write the blog today, post it tomorrow and talk about it the day after?
Rabbi David Wolpe: I Used to Write Books... Rabbi David Wolpe 2011
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Mr. Roosevelt, a self-described "liberal Republican," was reportedly encouraged to investigate a potential run by former Governor George Pataki and Texas Senator John Cornyn, but ultimately the great grandson of T.R. decided it was too much of a commitment for the potential payoff of years as an impactless junior senator.
Harold Ford? Really? 2009
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Yglesias almost has me convinced that it is of little use to defend flag burning on pratctical grounds — or at least to give a lot of leeway to politicians who feel the need to pander on a hot button, but mostly impactless question.
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