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I think pragmatically the politics are such that we would be wise to resist grants and/or contracts directly to ACORN, Inc. but try and either set up separate corporations … or use existing corporations … that are less overtly moving the money di- rectly into ACORN, Inc., though in truth it would be going there in other ways.
Radical-In-Chief Stanley Kurtz 2010
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I think pragmatically the politics are such that we would be wise to resist grants and/or contracts directly to ACORN, Inc. but try and either set up separate corporations … or use existing corporations … that are less overtly moving the money di- rectly into ACORN, Inc., though in truth it would be going there in other ways.
Radical-In-Chief Stanley Kurtz 2010
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The younger wolves were not bound di - I rectly by it, because they had been whelped after it, but their sires and bitches had impressed the situation on them.
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Ai luvs it heer fur manee reezins, wun ob dem bee ing dat core rectly tiping iz nawt nessa sarie!
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Looking at the map, we can see that village T is di- rectly connected to three other villages, the most of any village, and that A is therefore the correct response.
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‘Di – rectly, sir,’ said the coachman, with his hands in his pockets, looking as much unlike a man in a hurry as possible.
Sketches by Boz 2007
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Looking at the map, we can see that village T is di- rectly connected to three other villages, the most of any village, and that A is therefore the correct response.
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Looking at the map, we can see that village T is di- rectly connected to three other villages, the most of any village, and that A is therefore the correct response.
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What think you, my lord, said I, if I should di-rectly apply to Sir
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May – Fair chapel, and to be married di-rectly; and that the minister
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