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Everyone knows they are lying about the speech here, but with the morals, values, and integrity of the average Democrat in America today, this lying would be known as suring up your base (dems add a heads to the end of that word in the most liberal districts like DC).
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Hillary's continued run is only an attempt of suring up a political future for her daughter (Chelsea).
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You can be a very potent weapon, you see, in en - suring that this present evil and wicked Government is not returned in the forthcoming election.
Where's the show? John Myles Aavedal 2010
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So much so that even though I know I will watch next season, if another similar show came up suring the same timeframe it is likely that I would switch (wonder if the other networks are thinking?) ...
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But I suppose that is to be expected when they never leave their livingrooms, except suring a commercial to get another beer or martini to wash down that anti-depressant …
Think Progress » Fox News: “Are ‘Scoops’ More Important To Media Than Stopping Terror?” 2006
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The American pubilc may buy into suring up the stronger, more responsible banks so credit will continue to flow!
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(One Chinese company sells its low-end products under the Westinghouse brand, bought up specifically for the purpose of reas-suring U.S. consumers.)
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The fighters who survived the Ghetto and the subsequent months --in hiding and as they continued their resistance with the polish underground many were discovered and killed suring this time --also took part in the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
Archive 2006-04-01 Yael K 2006
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As suspected, traffic to this blog went up a bit suring FCBM, especially during the first half of the month.
FCBM Wrap-Up David S. Carter 2005
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As suspected, traffic to this blog went up a bit suring FCBM, especially during the first half of the month.
Archive 2005-06-01 David S. Carter 2005
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