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(Admittedly, you can theorize that there would be political pressure to do so, but the political clout of the unemployed versus the heartless right wing moneyed interets is rather lacking everywhere, let alone in these southern paradises.)

Matthew Yglesias » Phil Bredesen Joins Forces With Dixie Wingnuts to Stick it to the Unemployed 2009

You are right in observing the macabre interest shown by the media in the “what if” speculations of those who are investigating this catastrophe, however, there is another important reason for the interets in this case.

Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism 2009

B has the benefit of deferring those interets costs currently.

Bartlett and Krugman, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I would take it that my job was to represent the interets of my members as human beings, rather than grocery workers, and lobby for generous retraining grants and redundancy payments.

Grocery Workers Strike?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

The funny part, is that many in the middle east region don't realize that terrorism against the U.S. is not in their long term interets.

Politics vs. Economics, II, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

June 10th, 2008 1: 55 pm ET is it a conflict of interest when your current president has "family interets" in oil?

Presidential hopefuls eye the economy 2008

Qui sait ou ces interets t'ameneront dans la vie ?

mousse - French Word-A-Day 2010

I don't see the clash of interets with Murdoch that the article suggests.

Vince Cable's idiocy leaves Britain at Murdoch's mercy | Henry Porter 2010

At least about one-hundred non-neocon true Republican politicians still have AMERICANS best interets at hear.

Rudy In 1996: "I'm Really Not" A Republican Mayor 2009

Yes, we will still be playing catch-up in some regards ... but we have the most volunteers, the largest, most diverse crowds, the most contributions for January by a 2-1 ratio, paid for by hundreds of thousands of individual donors, and not just by circles of wealthy corporate interets.

The Super Tuesday Polls Predict ... We Don't Know! 2009