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A fellow demonstrator also took no comfort in Mr. Mubarak's promise to review the much-hated emergency laws and other concessions they saw as far too little, far too late.
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This may sound familiar to readers of a certain age, because it is how the current, and much-hated, Alternative Minimum Tax was born.
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Boyles' much-hated Denver Post editorial board got Nevarez-Coronado's citizenship wrong, too, and posted a correction.
Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong
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This was the season that introduced the short-lived, much-hated "Medallion of Power," and the winner was a 21-year-old model nicknamed Fabio.
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Over the course of the next two days, Egypt proceeded to block Facebook while the much-hated riot police took to the streets, arresting and injuring hundreds with batons, tear gas water cannons.
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Officials were quoted Thursday as again saying they were working to end the nation's much-hated emergency laws, in place for nearly 30 years.
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Many Egyptians believe that Mubarak and some of his rule's much-hated faces have been removed but the pillars of his regime are still in place, including the pivotal judiciary.
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Cuba has been awash in speculation the much-hated regulations, which prevent most Cubans from leaving the island, might be lifted during Friday's session of the National Assembly.
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Tunisia named a new government and disbanded a much-hated police unit as the interim leadership of the nation seeks to stabilize a country still finding its way after a popular revolt.
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Tunisia's prime minister named a new government and disbanded a much-hated state security unit.
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