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Casual Observer
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Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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companies
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A890-P
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Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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companies
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A890-P
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patent
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Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
|
companies
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A890-P
|
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Casual Observer
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Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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companies
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A890-P
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medical care
| 0
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every thing found nature got kind mutation even engineered genes found nature. difference would detectable unless one prior knowledge kind. engineering cause mutation well human intervention. purpose patents provide monopoly market innovators order encourage innovations. extended monopolies tend discourage innovations length patents must limited. patenting naturally occurring gene sequences resulted legal requirement anyone treating conditions related sequences patented approved compensation provided patent holders. 's perverse use patents actually inhibits innovations blocks medical care seriously ill patients. 's morally ethically degenerate violates principle knowledge nature subject patents copyrights. subject engineered genes probably handled like horticultural products
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Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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genes
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A891-P
|
genes
| 1
| 1
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Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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genes
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A891-P
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mutation
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every thing found nature got kind mutation even engineered genes found nature. difference would detectable unless one prior knowledge kind. engineering cause mutation well human intervention. purpose patents provide monopoly market innovators order encourage innovations. extended monopolies tend discourage innovations length patents must limited. patenting naturally occurring gene sequences resulted legal requirement anyone treating conditions related sequences patented approved compensation provided patent holders. 's perverse use patents actually inhibits innovations blocks medical care seriously ill patients. 's morally ethically degenerate violates principle knowledge nature subject patents copyrights. subject engineered genes probably handled like horticultural products
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Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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genes
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A891-P
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natural genes
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every thing found nature got kind mutation even engineered genes found nature. difference would detectable unless one prior knowledge kind. engineering cause mutation well human intervention. purpose patents provide monopoly market innovators order encourage innovations. extended monopolies tend discourage innovations length patents must limited. patenting naturally occurring gene sequences resulted legal requirement anyone treating conditions related sequences patented approved compensation provided patent holders. 's perverse use patents actually inhibits innovations blocks medical care seriously ill patients. 's morally ethically degenerate violates principle knowledge nature subject patents copyrights. subject engineered genes probably handled like horticultural products
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natural gene
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| 0
|
Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
|
genes
|
A891-P
|
patenting gene sequences
| 0
| 2
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every thing found nature got kind mutation even engineered genes found nature. difference would detectable unless one prior knowledge kind. engineering cause mutation well human intervention. purpose patents provide monopoly market innovators order encourage innovations. extended monopolies tend discourage innovations length patents must limited. patenting naturally occurring gene sequences resulted legal requirement anyone treating conditions related sequences patented approved compensation provided patent holders. 's perverse use patents actually inhibits innovations blocks medical care seriously ill patients. 's morally ethically degenerate violates principle knowledge nature subject patents copyrights. subject engineered genes probably handled like horticultural products
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|
patenting gene sequence
| 1
| 0
|
Casual Observer
|
Every thing found in nature got to be by some kind of mutation and even engineered genes are now found in nature. The difference would not be detectable unless one has prior knowledge of some kind. So engineering is a cause of mutation as well as human intervention. The purpose of patents is to provide a monopoly in the market for the innovators in order to encourage innovations. But extended monopolies tend to discourage further innovations, so the length of patents must be limited. The patenting of naturally occurring gene sequences has resulted in the legal requirement of anyone treating conditions related to those sequences patented be approved by and compensation provided to the patent holders. It's a perverse use of patents that actually inhibits innovations and blocks medical care for seriously ill patients. It's morally and ethically degenerate and it violates the principle that knowledge about nature is not subject to patents or copyrights. The subject of engineered genes should probably handled like horticultural products.
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genes
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A891-P
|
genetic mutations
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every thing found nature got kind mutation even engineered genes found nature. difference would detectable unless one prior knowledge kind. engineering cause mutation well human intervention. purpose patents provide monopoly market innovators order encourage innovations. extended monopolies tend discourage innovations length patents must limited. patenting naturally occurring gene sequences resulted legal requirement anyone treating conditions related sequences patented approved compensation provided patent holders. 's perverse use patents actually inhibits innovations blocks medical care seriously ill patients. 's morally ethically degenerate violates principle knowledge nature subject patents copyrights. subject engineered genes probably handled like horticultural products
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|
genetic mutation
| 1
| 0
|
Nancy Anthony
|
I have to agree with Wurman to the extent that "If we are to have any hope of meaningfully increasing the literacy of our students, the solution must lie with classroom teachers and not with libraries and librarians." What he neglects to include, however, is how important the school librarian can be in ensuring that teachers have the necessary resources and skills to work with students in improving literacy. Keeping abreast of literature and new technologies that will meet the needs of the wide range of learning styles and abilities within one school is a yeoman's job. To expect the classroom teacher to be that expert without support is once again expecting too much from teachers, leading to many leaving the profession. A school librarian, if the right one is hired, can be the school leader in information resource management and use.
|
school librarians
|
A1095-P
|
school librarians
| 1
| 1
| 7,399
| 4,062,498
|
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|
agree wurman extent hope meaningfully increasing literacy students solution must lie classroom teachers libraries librarians. neglects include however important school librarian ensuring teachers necessary resources skills work students improving literacy. keeping abreast literature new technologies meet needs wide range learning styles abilities within one school yeoman 's job. expect classroom teacher expert without support expecting much teachers leading many leaving profession. school librarian right one hired school leader information resource management use
|
["school", "librarian"]
|
school librarian
| 1
| 1
|
Nancy Anthony
|
I have to agree with Wurman to the extent that "If we are to have any hope of meaningfully increasing the literacy of our students, the solution must lie with classroom teachers and not with libraries and librarians." What he neglects to include, however, is how important the school librarian can be in ensuring that teachers have the necessary resources and skills to work with students in improving literacy. Keeping abreast of literature and new technologies that will meet the needs of the wide range of learning styles and abilities within one school is a yeoman's job. To expect the classroom teacher to be that expert without support is once again expecting too much from teachers, leading to many leaving the profession. A school librarian, if the right one is hired, can be the school leader in information resource management and use.
|
school librarians
|
A1095-P
|
increasing literacy in students
| 1
| 3
| 7,400
| 4,062,498
|
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agree wurman extent hope meaningfully increasing literacy students solution must lie classroom teachers libraries librarians. neglects include however important school librarian ensuring teachers necessary resources skills work students improving literacy. keeping abreast literature new technologies meet needs wide range learning styles abilities within one school yeoman 's job. expect classroom teacher expert without support expecting much teachers leading many leaving profession. school librarian right one hired school leader information resource management use
|
["increasing", "literacy", "student"]
|
increasing literacy student
| 1
| 1
|
Nancy Anthony
|
I have to agree with Wurman to the extent that "If we are to have any hope of meaningfully increasing the literacy of our students, the solution must lie with classroom teachers and not with libraries and librarians." What he neglects to include, however, is how important the school librarian can be in ensuring that teachers have the necessary resources and skills to work with students in improving literacy. Keeping abreast of literature and new technologies that will meet the needs of the wide range of learning styles and abilities within one school is a yeoman's job. To expect the classroom teacher to be that expert without support is once again expecting too much from teachers, leading to many leaving the profession. A school librarian, if the right one is hired, can be the school leader in information resource management and use.
|
school librarians
|
A1095-P
|
literacy
| 1
| 3
| 7,401
| 4,062,498
|
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|
agree wurman extent hope meaningfully increasing literacy students solution must lie classroom teachers libraries librarians. neglects include however important school librarian ensuring teachers necessary resources skills work students improving literacy. keeping abreast literature new technologies meet needs wide range learning styles abilities within one school yeoman 's job. expect classroom teacher expert without support expecting much teachers leading many leaving profession. school librarian right one hired school leader information resource management use
|
["literacy"]
|
literacy
| 1
| 1
|
Old Populist
|
Drones are perfect for ensuring the hatred of the populations being attacked. Moreover, they are cowardly. They remind me of a Harvard student playing violent games on the internet in a safe dorm room. And they do play video games at that school.
|
more harm
|
A3926-P
|
drone
| 0
| 2
| 18,912
| 7,232,803
|
[["drones", "perfect", "ensuring", "hatred", "populations", "attacked"], ["moreover", "cowardly"], ["remind", "harvard", "student", "playing", "violent", "games", "internet", "safe", "dorm", "room"], ["play", "video", "games", "school"]]
|
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|
drones perfect ensuring hatred populations attacked. moreover cowardly. remind harvard student playing violent games internet safe dorm room. play video games school
|
["drone"]
|
drone
| 1
| 1
|
Old Populist
|
Drones are perfect for ensuring the hatred of the populations being attacked. Moreover, they are cowardly. They remind me of a Harvard student playing violent games on the internet in a safe dorm room. And they do play video games at that school.
|
more harm
|
A3926-P
|
drone attacks
| 0
| 2
| 18,913
| 7,232,803
|
[["drones", "perfect", "ensuring", "hatred", "populations", "attacked"], ["moreover", "cowardly"], ["remind", "harvard", "student", "playing", "violent", "games", "internet", "safe", "dorm", "room"], ["play", "video", "games", "school"]]
|
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|
drones perfect ensuring hatred populations attacked. moreover cowardly. remind harvard student playing violent games internet safe dorm room. play video games school
|
["drone", "attack"]
|
drone attack
| 1
| 0
|
Old Populist
|
Drones are perfect for ensuring the hatred of the populations being attacked. Moreover, they are cowardly. They remind me of a Harvard student playing violent games on the internet in a safe dorm room. And they do play video games at that school.
|
more harm
|
A3926-P
|
attack
| 0
| 3
| 18,914
| 7,232,803
|
[["drones", "perfect", "ensuring", "hatred", "populations", "attacked"], ["moreover", "cowardly"], ["remind", "harvard", "student", "playing", "violent", "games", "internet", "safe", "dorm", "room"], ["play", "video", "games", "school"]]
|
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|
drones perfect ensuring hatred populations attacked. moreover cowardly. remind harvard student playing violent games internet safe dorm room. play video games school
|
["attack"]
|
attack
| 1
| 1
|
Old Populist
|
Drones are perfect for ensuring the hatred of the populations being attacked. Moreover, they are cowardly. They remind me of a Harvard student playing violent games on the internet in a safe dorm room. And they do play video games at that school.
|
more harm
|
A3926-P
|
violence from drones
| 0
| 3
| 18,915
| 7,232,803
|
[["drones", "perfect", "ensuring", "hatred", "populations", "attacked"], ["moreover", "cowardly"], ["remind", "harvard", "student", "playing", "violent", "games", "internet", "safe", "dorm", "room"], ["play", "video", "games", "school"]]
|
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|
drones perfect ensuring hatred populations attacked. moreover cowardly. remind harvard student playing violent games internet safe dorm room. play video games school
|
["violence", "drone"]
|
violence drone
| 1
| 0
|
Old Populist
|
Drones are perfect for ensuring the hatred of the populations being attacked. Moreover, they are cowardly. They remind me of a Harvard student playing violent games on the internet in a safe dorm room. And they do play video games at that school.
|
more harm
|
A3926-P
|
use of drones
| 0
| 3
| 18,916
| 7,232,803
|
[["drones", "perfect", "ensuring", "hatred", "populations", "attacked"], ["moreover", "cowardly"], ["remind", "harvard", "student", "playing", "violent", "games", "internet", "safe", "dorm", "room"], ["play", "video", "games", "school"]]
|
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|
drones perfect ensuring hatred populations attacked. moreover cowardly. remind harvard student playing violent games internet safe dorm room. play video games school
|
["use", "drone"]
|
use drone
| 1
| 0
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
colorado
| 1
| 1
| 11,150
| 11,967,782
|
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|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["colorado"]
|
colorado
| 1
| 0
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 3
| 11,151
| 11,967,782
|
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|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
legalized marijuana
| 1
| 2
| 11,152
| 11,967,782
|
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|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["legalized", "marijuana"]
|
legalized marijuana
| 1
| 0
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 2
| 11,153
| 11,967,782
|
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marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
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|
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| 1
| 1
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 3
| 11,154
| 11,967,782
|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
colorado
|
A4921-P
|
law
| 1
| 3
| 11,155
| 11,967,782
|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["law"]
|
law
| 1
| 0
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
pot
|
A4922-P
|
pot
| 1
| 1
| 11,383
| 11,967,782
|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["pot"]
|
pot
| 1
| 0
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
pot
|
A4922-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 3
| 11,384
| 11,967,782
|
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marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
|
Paul Shindler
|
"Marijuana Is Now Big Business" Wrong - marijuana has been big business for decades. The California Dept. of Agriculture has listed it as the number one cash crop in the state for over 20 years in a row. Now, the business is above ground, where it should be. Regulation, taxation, better education, savings in enforcement and incarceration costs - everybody wins. We are slowly now heading in the right direction - ending the biggest and most widespread wrongful jailing of American citizens since slavery. It can't happen quick enough.
|
pot
|
A4922-P
|
marijuana as big business
| 1
| 3
| 11,385
| 11,967,782
|
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|
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|
marijuana big business wrong marijuana big business decades. california dept. agriculture listed number one cash crop state 20 years row. business ground. regulation taxation better education savings enforcement incarceration costs everybody wins. slowly heading right direction ending biggest widespread wrongful jailing american citizens since slavery. ca n't happen quick enough
|
["marijuana", "big", "business"]
|
marijuana big business
| 1
| 1
|
Betsy S
|
The problem with this philosophy is that a lot of innocent people get hurt when self-regulation fails. People who own VWs may see declines in the value of their cars. Workers at VW may lose their jobs. The car dealers who sell VWs will experience declining sales. Stockholders may end up losing more than they ever gained from the fraud. Competitors who did not flout the rules have already suffered. There is also the possibility that VW as a corporation won't, in the end, have to pay for their behavior. Without the threat of punishment for failing to comply with regulations, what is the recourse for society? It's the air quality that affects everyone that was damaged.
|
companies
|
A372-P
|
companies
| 0
| 1
| 18,020
| 16,620,855
|
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|
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|
problem philosophy lot innocent people get hurt self regulation fails. people vws may see declines value cars. workers vw may lose jobs. car dealers sell vws experience declining sales. stockholders may end losing ever gained fraud. competitors flout rules already suffered. also possibility vw corporation wo n't end pay behavior. without threat punishment failing comply regulations recourse society. 's air quality affects everyone damaged
|
["company"]
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company
| 1
| 0
|
Betsy S
|
The problem with this philosophy is that a lot of innocent people get hurt when self-regulation fails. People who own VWs may see declines in the value of their cars. Workers at VW may lose their jobs. The car dealers who sell VWs will experience declining sales. Stockholders may end up losing more than they ever gained from the fraud. Competitors who did not flout the rules have already suffered. There is also the possibility that VW as a corporation won't, in the end, have to pay for their behavior. Without the threat of punishment for failing to comply with regulations, what is the recourse for society? It's the air quality that affects everyone that was damaged.
|
companies
|
A372-P
|
self regulation
| 0
| 3
| 18,021
| 16,620,855
|
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|
problem philosophy lot innocent people get hurt self regulation fails. people vws may see declines value cars. workers vw may lose jobs. car dealers sell vws experience declining sales. stockholders may end losing ever gained fraud. competitors flout rules already suffered. also possibility vw corporation wo n't end pay behavior. without threat punishment failing comply regulations recourse society. 's air quality affects everyone damaged
|
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|
self regulation
| 1
| 1
|
Betsy S
|
The problem with this philosophy is that a lot of innocent people get hurt when self-regulation fails. People who own VWs may see declines in the value of their cars. Workers at VW may lose their jobs. The car dealers who sell VWs will experience declining sales. Stockholders may end up losing more than they ever gained from the fraud. Competitors who did not flout the rules have already suffered. There is also the possibility that VW as a corporation won't, in the end, have to pay for their behavior. Without the threat of punishment for failing to comply with regulations, what is the recourse for society? It's the air quality that affects everyone that was damaged.
|
companies
|
A372-P
|
wv self-regulation
| 0
| 2
| 18,022
| 16,620,855
|
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|
problem philosophy lot innocent people get hurt self regulation fails. people vws may see declines value cars. workers vw may lose jobs. car dealers sell vws experience declining sales. stockholders may end losing ever gained fraud. competitors flout rules already suffered. also possibility vw corporation wo n't end pay behavior. without threat punishment failing comply regulations recourse society. 's air quality affects everyone damaged
|
["wv", "self", "regulation"]
|
wv self regulation
| 1
| 0
|
Betsy S
|
The problem with this philosophy is that a lot of innocent people get hurt when self-regulation fails. People who own VWs may see declines in the value of their cars. Workers at VW may lose their jobs. The car dealers who sell VWs will experience declining sales. Stockholders may end up losing more than they ever gained from the fraud. Competitors who did not flout the rules have already suffered. There is also the possibility that VW as a corporation won't, in the end, have to pay for their behavior. Without the threat of punishment for failing to comply with regulations, what is the recourse for society? It's the air quality that affects everyone that was damaged.
|
companies
|
A372-P
|
self-regulation
| 0
| 3
| 18,023
| 16,620,855
|
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|
problem philosophy lot innocent people get hurt self regulation fails. people vws may see declines value cars. workers vw may lose jobs. car dealers sell vws experience declining sales. stockholders may end losing ever gained fraud. competitors flout rules already suffered. also possibility vw corporation wo n't end pay behavior. without threat punishment failing comply regulations recourse society. 's air quality affects everyone damaged
|
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|
self regulation
| 1
| 1
|
marvinhjeglin
|
If the ABA had its way I would not have a California license, having attended a working person's night school, Citrus Belt, now California Southern School of Law, operated by the Hon. Elwood Rich, Judge, Deceased. My class had a 69% first time pass rate in 1979, including myself. I was accepted at several ABA accredited schools, but they required I sign a declaration under penalty of perjury that I would not work while in law school. Since I had to work to afford the schools, I refused to sign and went to a non ABA accredited law school, where I worked full time, usually seven days a week. I have maintained a successful private practice ever since. To me, the purpose of the ABA and the testing board is to limit the number of licensed lawyers. In the 1960 and 1970s I recall the pass rate to often be below 50%. In any event, I think the test should be open to anyone wishing to take it, and I am against ABA requirements which limit the potential background of attorneys.
|
the bar
|
A198-P
|
the bar
| 0
| 1
| 12,557
| 16,178,496
|
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|
aba way would california license attended working person 's night school citrus belt california southern school law operated hon. elwood rich judge deceased. class 69 first time pass rate 1979 including. accepted several aba accredited schools required sign declaration penalty perjury would work law school. since work afford schools refused sign went non aba accredited law school worked full time usually seven days week. maintained successful private practice ever since. purpose aba testing board limit number licensed lawyers. 1960 1970s recall pass rate often 50. event think test open anyone wishing take aba requirements limit potential background attorneys
|
["bar"]
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bar
| 1
| 0
|
marvinhjeglin
|
If the ABA had its way I would not have a California license, having attended a working person's night school, Citrus Belt, now California Southern School of Law, operated by the Hon. Elwood Rich, Judge, Deceased. My class had a 69% first time pass rate in 1979, including myself. I was accepted at several ABA accredited schools, but they required I sign a declaration under penalty of perjury that I would not work while in law school. Since I had to work to afford the schools, I refused to sign and went to a non ABA accredited law school, where I worked full time, usually seven days a week. I have maintained a successful private practice ever since. To me, the purpose of the ABA and the testing board is to limit the number of licensed lawyers. In the 1960 and 1970s I recall the pass rate to often be below 50%. In any event, I think the test should be open to anyone wishing to take it, and I am against ABA requirements which limit the potential background of attorneys.
|
the bar
|
A198-P
|
law
| 0
| 3
| 12,558
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If the ABA had its way I would not have a California license, having attended a working person's night school, Citrus Belt, now California Southern School of Law, operated by the Hon. Elwood Rich, Judge, Deceased. My class had a 69% first time pass rate in 1979, including myself. I was accepted at several ABA accredited schools, but they required I sign a declaration under penalty of perjury that I would not work while in law school. Since I had to work to afford the schools, I refused to sign and went to a non ABA accredited law school, where I worked full time, usually seven days a week. I have maintained a successful private practice ever since. To me, the purpose of the ABA and the testing board is to limit the number of licensed lawyers. In the 1960 and 1970s I recall the pass rate to often be below 50%. In any event, I think the test should be open to anyone wishing to take it, and I am against ABA requirements which limit the potential background of attorneys.
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JAF
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By this logic, we should privatize air, and let the free market work out whether or not a private entity can poison it. Oh wait, that is our current law. Silly me. But really, why not let industry settle on the coast and let the market decide just what it can dump into the waters that wash up next door in public lands and residential areas? Oh wait, we do that too. I guess you've already won, dude.
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logic privatize air let free market work whether private entity poison. oh wait current law. silly. really let industry settle coast let market decide dump waters wash next door public lands residential areas. oh wait. guess 've already dude
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By this logic, we should privatize air, and let the free market work out whether or not a private entity can poison it. Oh wait, that is our current law. Silly me. But really, why not let industry settle on the coast and let the market decide just what it can dump into the waters that wash up next door in public lands and residential areas? Oh wait, we do that too. I guess you've already won, dude.
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logic privatize air let free market work whether private entity poison. oh wait current law. silly. really let industry settle coast let market decide dump waters wash next door public lands residential areas. oh wait. guess 've already dude
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JAF
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By this logic, we should privatize air, and let the free market work out whether or not a private entity can poison it. Oh wait, that is our current law. Silly me. But really, why not let industry settle on the coast and let the market decide just what it can dump into the waters that wash up next door in public lands and residential areas? Oh wait, we do that too. I guess you've already won, dude.
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beachfront homes
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A1253-P
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privatization
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logic privatize air let free market work whether private entity poison. oh wait current law. silly. really let industry settle coast let market decide dump waters wash next door public lands residential areas. oh wait. guess 've already dude
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privatization
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DC
|
The author seems to excluding the most likely scenario which is the restaurants will sell some reservations AND continue to hold others for celebrities, the politically and socially well connected, and regular customers etc. Clubs, sporting events, etc. comp people all the time for admittance that would otherwise cost money. All this means is that the rest of us will pay to compete against each other for the limited pool of publicly available reservations. Hard to see how that is democratizing.
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a way to sell what was once free
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A2936-P
|
a way to sell what was once free
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author seems excluding likely scenario restaurants sell reservations continue hold others celebrities politically socially well connected regular customers etc. clubs sporting events etc. comp people time admittance would otherwise cost money. means rest us pay compete limited pool publicly available reservations. hard see democratizing
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DC
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The author seems to excluding the most likely scenario which is the restaurants will sell some reservations AND continue to hold others for celebrities, the politically and socially well connected, and regular customers etc. Clubs, sporting events, etc. comp people all the time for admittance that would otherwise cost money. All this means is that the rest of us will pay to compete against each other for the limited pool of publicly available reservations. Hard to see how that is democratizing.
|
a way to sell what was once free
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A2936-P
|
restaurant reservation
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author seems excluding likely scenario restaurants sell reservations continue hold others celebrities politically socially well connected regular customers etc. clubs sporting events etc. comp people time admittance would otherwise cost money. means rest us pay compete limited pool publicly available reservations. hard see democratizing
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DC
|
The author seems to excluding the most likely scenario which is the restaurants will sell some reservations AND continue to hold others for celebrities, the politically and socially well connected, and regular customers etc. Clubs, sporting events, etc. comp people all the time for admittance that would otherwise cost money. All this means is that the rest of us will pay to compete against each other for the limited pool of publicly available reservations. Hard to see how that is democratizing.
|
a way to sell what was once free
|
A2936-P
|
restaurants selling reservations
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| 3
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Mark E White
|
Bravo! cats with front claws often do terrible damage to furniture. While it is politically correct to object to it, the fact is there will be fewer homes for cats, who will end up being euthanized. The comparison isn't between an imaginary garden of Eden and declawing, but rather the choice is between more feral cats and more put down. Those of us who love cats don't want to see well-meaning humans decree that millions of cats suffer to meet the needs of humans.
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your cat
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A861-P
|
your cat
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| 1
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bravo. cats front claws often terrible damage furniture. politically correct object fact fewer homes cats end euthanized. comparison n't imaginary garden eden declawing rather choice feral cats put. us love cats n't want see well meaning humans decree millions cats suffer meet needs humans
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|
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|
Mark E White
|
Bravo! cats with front claws often do terrible damage to furniture. While it is politically correct to object to it, the fact is there will be fewer homes for cats, who will end up being euthanized. The comparison isn't between an imaginary garden of Eden and declawing, but rather the choice is between more feral cats and more put down. Those of us who love cats don't want to see well-meaning humans decree that millions of cats suffer to meet the needs of humans.
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your cat
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A861-P
|
declawing cats
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bravo. cats front claws often terrible damage furniture. politically correct object fact fewer homes cats end euthanized. comparison n't imaginary garden eden declawing rather choice feral cats put. us love cats n't want see well meaning humans decree millions cats suffer meet needs humans
|
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|
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| 1
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|
Mark E White
|
Bravo! cats with front claws often do terrible damage to furniture. While it is politically correct to object to it, the fact is there will be fewer homes for cats, who will end up being euthanized. The comparison isn't between an imaginary garden of Eden and declawing, but rather the choice is between more feral cats and more put down. Those of us who love cats don't want to see well-meaning humans decree that millions of cats suffer to meet the needs of humans.
|
your cat
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A861-P
|
cat
| 1
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bravo. cats front claws often terrible damage furniture. politically correct object fact fewer homes cats end euthanized. comparison n't imaginary garden eden declawing rather choice feral cats put. us love cats n't want see well meaning humans decree millions cats suffer meet needs humans
|
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|
cat
| 1
| 1
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
american lower class
| 1
| 2
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| 13,770,094
|
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
american lower class
| 1
| 1
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
working class
| 1
| 2
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
working class
| 1
| 0
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
illegal immigration
| 0
| 2
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| 13,770,094
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
illegal immigration
| 1
| 0
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
illegal immigrant
| 1
| 3
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| 13,770,094
|
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
illegal immigrant
| 1
| 1
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
illegal immigrants
| 1
| 3
| 5,472
| 13,770,094
|
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
illegal immigrant
| 1
| 1
|
DSM
|
Like Mitt Romney, she has no regard for the American lower class and is ignorant of those unlike her. Newflash: lots of Americans do not graduate college, or even high school and could do the manual labor commonly done by immigrants. Watch any kitchen, landscaping, roofing, tree trimming, nonunion construction or day labor crew and see if you can spot anyone who is not an illegal immigrant other than the boss who is enjoying paying them below minimum wage, with no benefits, under the table.
|
the threat
|
A3473-P
|
unemployment
| 0
| 3
| 5,473
| 13,770,094
|
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like mitt romney regard american lower class ignorant unlike. newflash lots americans graduate college even high school could manual labor commonly done immigrants. watch kitchen landscaping roofing tree trimming nonunion construction day labor crew see spot anyone illegal immigrant boss enjoying paying minimum wage benefits table
|
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|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
foreign language classes
|
A4144-P
|
foreign language classes
| 1
| 1
| 12,498
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requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
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|
foreign language class
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
foreign language classes
|
A4144-P
|
university electives
| 1
| 3
| 12,499
| 20,921,716
|
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|
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|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["university", "elective"]
|
university elective
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
foreign language classes
|
A4144-P
|
multilingual
| 1
| 3
| 12,500
| 20,921,716
|
[["requirement", "high", "school", "italy"], ["took", "english", "french"], ["later", "studies", "engineering", "university", "usa", "audacity", "electives", "take", "modern", "english", "literature", "courses"], ["great", "opening", "widening", "intellectual", "horizon", "well", "gaining", "deeper", "still", "full", "understanding", "american", "society", "behaviour"], ["saluti"]]
|
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|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["multilingual"]
|
multilingual
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
foreign language classes
|
A4144-P
|
foreign lauguage
| 1
| 3
| 12,501
| 20,921,716
|
[["requirement", "high", "school", "italy"], ["took", "english", "french"], ["later", "studies", "engineering", "university", "usa", "audacity", "electives", "take", "modern", "english", "literature", "courses"], ["great", "opening", "widening", "intellectual", "horizon", "well", "gaining", "deeper", "still", "full", "understanding", "american", "society", "behaviour"], ["saluti"]]
|
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|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["foreign", "language"]
|
foreign language
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
mandatory in college
|
A4145-P
|
mandatory in college
| 1
| 1
| 12,930
| 20,921,716
|
[["requirement", "high", "school", "italy"], ["took", "english", "french"], ["later", "studies", "engineering", "university", "usa", "audacity", "electives", "take", "modern", "english", "literature", "courses"], ["great", "opening", "widening", "intellectual", "horizon", "well", "gaining", "deeper", "still", "full", "understanding", "american", "society", "behaviour"], ["saluti"]]
|
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|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["mandatory", "college"]
|
mandatory college
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
mandatory in college
|
A4145-P
|
english as a required subject
| 1
| 3
| 12,931
| 20,921,716
|
[["requirement", "high", "school", "italy"], ["took", "english", "french"], ["later", "studies", "engineering", "university", "usa", "audacity", "electives", "take", "modern", "english", "literature", "courses"], ["great", "opening", "widening", "intellectual", "horizon", "well", "gaining", "deeper", "still", "full", "understanding", "american", "society", "behaviour"], ["saluti"]]
|
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|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["english", "required", "subject"]
|
english required subject
| 1
| 0
|
Roberto Fantechi
|
It was a requirement in my high school in Italy. I took English and French. In later studies of engineering at a university in the USA, I had the 'audacity' for my electives to take modern English literature courses:)! It was a great opening not only for widening my intellectual horizon, but as well gaining deeper, if still not full, understanding of American society and behaviour. Saluti
|
mandatory in college
|
A4145-P
|
language
| 1
| 3
| 12,932
| 20,921,716
|
[["requirement", "high", "school", "italy"], ["took", "english", "french"], ["later", "studies", "engineering", "university", "usa", "audacity", "electives", "take", "modern", "english", "literature", "courses"], ["great", "opening", "widening", "intellectual", "horizon", "well", "gaining", "deeper", "still", "full", "understanding", "american", "society", "behaviour"], ["saluti"]]
|
[["NN", "JJ", "NN", "NNP"], ["VBD", "NNP", "NNP"], ["JJ", "NNS", "VBG", "NN", "NNP", "NN", "NNS", "VB", "JJ", "NNP", "NN", "NNS"], ["JJ", "NN", "VBG", "JJ", "NN", "RB", "VBG", "JJR", "RB", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["NNP"]]
|
requirement high school italy. took english french. later studies engineering university usa audacity electives take modern english literature courses. great opening widening intellectual horizon well gaining deeper still full understanding american society behaviour. saluti
|
["language"]
|
language
| 1
| 0
|
TS-B
|
In all the essays here there is not one mention of raising a compassionate, kind, spiritually aware child. Ms. Chua can keep her horrible parenting style to herself. Her children may be able to play an instrument and get A, but what do they really contribute to our society as human beings and not heavily programmed robots?
|
extreme parenting
|
A2280-P
|
extreme parenting
| 0
| 1
| 18,338
| 3,235,190
|
[["essays", "one", "mention", "raising", "compassionate", "kind", "spiritually", "aware", "child"], ["ms.", "chua", "keep", "horrible", "parenting", "style"], ["children", "may", "able", "play", "instrument", "get", "really", "contribute", "society", "human", "beings", "heavily", "programmed", "robots"]]
|
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|
essays one mention raising compassionate kind spiritually aware child. ms. chua keep horrible parenting style. children may able play instrument get really contribute society human beings heavily programmed robots
|
["extreme", "parenting"]
|
extreme parenting
| 1
| 0
|
TS-B
|
In all the essays here there is not one mention of raising a compassionate, kind, spiritually aware child. Ms. Chua can keep her horrible parenting style to herself. Her children may be able to play an instrument and get A, but what do they really contribute to our society as human beings and not heavily programmed robots?
|
extreme parenting
|
A2280-P
|
raising children
| 0
| 3
| 18,339
| 3,235,190
|
[["essays", "one", "mention", "raising", "compassionate", "kind", "spiritually", "aware", "child"], ["ms.", "chua", "keep", "horrible", "parenting", "style"], ["children", "may", "able", "play", "instrument", "get", "really", "contribute", "society", "human", "beings", "heavily", "programmed", "robots"]]
|
[["NNS", "CD", "NN", "VBG", "JJ", "JJ", "RB", "JJ", "NN"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["NNS", "MD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "RB", "VB", "NN", "JJ", "NNS", "RB", "VBN", "NNS"]]
|
essays one mention raising compassionate kind spiritually aware child. ms. chua keep horrible parenting style. children may able play instrument get really contribute society human beings heavily programmed robots
|
["raising", "child"]
|
raising child
| 1
| 0
|
TS-B
|
In all the essays here there is not one mention of raising a compassionate, kind, spiritually aware child. Ms. Chua can keep her horrible parenting style to herself. Her children may be able to play an instrument and get A, but what do they really contribute to our society as human beings and not heavily programmed robots?
|
extreme parenting
|
A2280-P
|
raising a virtuous child
| 0
| 3
| 18,340
| 3,235,190
|
[["essays", "one", "mention", "raising", "compassionate", "kind", "spiritually", "aware", "child"], ["ms.", "chua", "keep", "horrible", "parenting", "style"], ["children", "may", "able", "play", "instrument", "get", "really", "contribute", "society", "human", "beings", "heavily", "programmed", "robots"]]
|
[["NNS", "CD", "NN", "VBG", "JJ", "JJ", "RB", "JJ", "NN"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["NNS", "MD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "RB", "VB", "NN", "JJ", "NNS", "RB", "VBN", "NNS"]]
|
essays one mention raising compassionate kind spiritually aware child. ms. chua keep horrible parenting style. children may able play instrument get really contribute society human beings heavily programmed robots
|
["raising", "virtuous", "child"]
|
raising virtuous child
| 1
| 0
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
courts
|
A4068-P
|
marriage
| 2
| 2
| 10,603
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
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|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["marriage"]
|
marriage
| 1
| 1
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
courts
|
A4068-P
|
same sex marriage
| 0
| 2
| 10,604
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
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|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["sex", "marriage"]
|
sex marriage
| 1
| 0
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
courts
|
A4068-P
|
government
| 2
| 3
| 10,605
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
[["NN", "VBZ", "NN", "POS", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "NNS", "RB", "NN", "NN", "NN", "VBG", "NN"], ["VB", "NN", "NNS", "FW"], ["CC", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "VBG", "NNS", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "NNS"]]
|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["government"]
|
government
| 1
| 1
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
courts
|
A4068-P
|
marriage
| 0
| 3
| 10,606
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
[["NN", "VBZ", "NN", "POS", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "NNS", "RB", "NN", "NN", "NN", "VBG", "NN"], ["VB", "NN", "NNS", "FW"], ["CC", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "VBG", "NNS", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "NNS"]]
|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["marriage"]
|
marriage
| 1
| 1
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
adults
|
A4069-P
|
government benefits
| 1
| 2
| 18,249
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
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|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["government", "benefit"]
|
government benefit
| 1
| 0
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
adults
|
A4069-P
|
marriage equality
| 1
| 2
| 18,250
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
[["NN", "VBZ", "NN", "POS", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "NNS", "RB", "NN", "NN", "NN", "VBG", "NN"], ["VB", "NN", "NNS", "FW"], ["CC", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "VBG", "NNS", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "NNS"]]
|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["marriage", "equality"]
|
marriage equality
| 1
| 0
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
adults
|
A4069-P
|
marriage
| 1
| 3
| 18,251
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
[["NN", "VBZ", "NN", "POS", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "NNS", "RB", "NN", "NN", "NN", "VBG", "NN"], ["VB", "NN", "NNS", "FW"], ["CC", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "VBG", "NNS", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "RB", "VBZ", "NNS"]]
|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["marriage"]
|
marriage
| 1
| 1
|
shend
|
Marriage as it pertains to government's involvement is an issue of tax law, entitlement benefits and property rights (especially in the case of divorce), government should not be defining morality. Leave morality to the churches, etc. Either government legally protects consenting adults to enter into any type of marriage and provides equal benefits in such unions, or the government completely removes itself from all marriages.
|
adults
|
A4069-P
|
marriage laws
| 1
| 3
| 18,252
| 10,763,639
|
[["marriage", "pertains", "government", "'s", "involvement", "issue", "tax", "law", "entitlement", "benefits", "property", "rights", "especially", "case", "divorce", "government", "defining", "morality"], ["leave", "morality", "churches", "etc"], ["either", "government", "legally", "protects", "consenting", "adults", "enter", "type", "marriage", "provides", "equal", "benefits", "unions", "government", "completely", "removes", "marriages"]]
|
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|
marriage pertains government 's involvement issue tax law entitlement benefits property rights especially case divorce government defining morality. leave morality churches etc. either government legally protects consenting adults enter type marriage provides equal benefits unions government completely removes marriages
|
["marriage", "law"]
|
marriage law
| 1
| 0
|
Jim L
|
Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
|
government
|
A1884-P
|
government
| 0
| 1
| 14,052
| 18,636,153
|
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Jim L
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Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
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Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
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Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
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Jim L
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Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
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Also egregious are the fees for checked baggage, at $25 - $35 per bag. This has resulted in the need for far more TSA agents, a cost paid by the taxpayers and thus a government subsidy. If the industry is subsidized, the government has every right to step in and regulate.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
|
Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Chip Shirley 'The Dixie Dove'
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Those who argue to continue the embargo are not sincere. They are representing the families of the rich land owners who fled Cuba after the revolution. They just want their land back, but that is not in the people's best interest...of Cuba or the US. Even today's Communist Cuban government is not as repressive as the rulers they replaced.
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Marshall Meyer
|
Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Marshall Meyer
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Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Marshall Meyer
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Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Marshall Meyer
|
Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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A1873-P
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Marshall Meyer
|
Airline deregulation was driven by the theory of contestable markets. The theory doesn't work when there are no new or potential entrants, which seems to be the case today. Almost unnoticed, however, the Acela has reduced air travel between New York and Washington, DC by half. High-speed rail in other corridors will likely do the same. It is only a matter of time. Still, miserable in-flight conditions should be regulated as matters of health and safety. Minimum pitch (legroom), seat width, and luggage space, perhaps dependent on flight duration, should be considered. Passengers in seats without overhead luggage space (the last two rows in many 737s) should be permitted to check baggage without charge. And seats should be held for passengers who have unavoidably missed connections.
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Tony Silver
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Israel is destroying American interests in the M.East. The Palestinian People should pursue their dream and free themselves of American influence. America has historically misled Muslims of the Middle East in Favour of Israel. America sees no wrong in lying to the Muslims of the Middle East by allowing Israel to have the Atomic Bombs - Weapon of Mass destruction. If it were not for American Dollars, American Intelligence and American Manipulation the State of Israel would be history.
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Israel is destroying American interests in the M.East. The Palestinian People should pursue their dream and free themselves of American influence. America has historically misled Muslims of the Middle East in Favour of Israel. America sees no wrong in lying to the Muslims of the Middle East by allowing Israel to have the Atomic Bombs - Weapon of Mass destruction. If it were not for American Dollars, American Intelligence and American Manipulation the State of Israel would be history.
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aahpat
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The U.S. DHHS estimated, in 2008, that more than 18% of our population smokes pot. More than 55 million Americans. Under prohibition they are all subject to becoming coerced by the courts "patients" of Prof. Evins and her profession cohorts. Legalized she, and her pharmaceutical industry sponsors, lose that potential court ordered government business. Dr. Evins CV: "Dr. Evins has been the recipient of a career development award from theNational Institutes of Drug Abuse (NIDA)" "Career development" indeed.
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aahpat
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The U.S. DHHS estimated, in 2008, that more than 18% of our population smokes pot. More than 55 million Americans. Under prohibition they are all subject to becoming coerced by the courts "patients" of Prof. Evins and her profession cohorts. Legalized she, and her pharmaceutical industry sponsors, lose that potential court ordered government business. Dr. Evins CV: "Dr. Evins has been the recipient of a career development award from theNational Institutes of Drug Abuse (NIDA)" "Career development" indeed.
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aahpat
|
The U.S. DHHS estimated, in 2008, that more than 18% of our population smokes pot. More than 55 million Americans. Under prohibition they are all subject to becoming coerced by the courts "patients" of Prof. Evins and her profession cohorts. Legalized she, and her pharmaceutical industry sponsors, lose that potential court ordered government business. Dr. Evins CV: "Dr. Evins has been the recipient of a career development award from theNational Institutes of Drug Abuse (NIDA)" "Career development" indeed.
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A4944-P
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dr. evins wants the pot business
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The U.S. DHHS estimated, in 2008, that more than 18% of our population smokes pot. More than 55 million Americans. Under prohibition they are all subject to becoming coerced by the courts "patients" of Prof. Evins and her profession cohorts. Legalized she, and her pharmaceutical industry sponsors, lose that potential court ordered government business. Dr. Evins CV: "Dr. Evins has been the recipient of a career development award from theNational Institutes of Drug Abuse (NIDA)" "Career development" indeed.
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u.s. dhhs estimated 2008 18 population smokes pot. 55 million americans. prohibition subject becoming coerced courts patients prof evins profession cohorts. legalized pharmaceutical industry sponsors lose potential court ordered government business. dr. evins cv dr. evins recipient career development award thenational institutes drug abuse nida career development indeed
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