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dave lyons
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The first are broad patents on isolated DNA sequences, which cover the gene in something very close to its natural form. " This is an example of something that shouldn't happen. What the body creates, even if someone extracts it, shouldn't be patentable. The DNA sequence is there for anyone to find with the proper technology. It's like picking fruit off the tree and saying I've "discovered" fruit. This is crazy, but then we know that the ROBBER COURT will back business to the hilt. The Supremes are now one big legal joke, and I hope in the future we can manage to pass some legislation to limit SCOTUS judges to 10 years or less. Perhaps the term length of the president that offers them up for sale.
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dave lyons
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The first are broad patents on isolated DNA sequences, which cover the gene in something very close to its natural form. " This is an example of something that shouldn't happen. What the body creates, even if someone extracts it, shouldn't be patentable. The DNA sequence is there for anyone to find with the proper technology. It's like picking fruit off the tree and saying I've "discovered" fruit. This is crazy, but then we know that the ROBBER COURT will back business to the hilt. The Supremes are now one big legal joke, and I hope in the future we can manage to pass some legislation to limit SCOTUS judges to 10 years or less. Perhaps the term length of the president that offers them up for sale.
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Robert E. Drake
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When I was in high school I had to study Latin for two years and I had to study a modern language. I chose German. Later in college I continued my studies in German and took up Russian. As an older adult I took courses in Modern Irish and Old Irish. Now, as a septuagenarian, I am studying Brazilian Portuguese. Why? because learning another language gives you the ability to understand how other people on the planet think. Yes, Cassandra, you need to learn how to think but you also need to understand how other peoples think in order to be a citizen of this world.
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Robert E. Drake
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Robert E. Drake
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When I was in high school I had to study Latin for two years and I had to study a modern language. I chose German. Later in college I continued my studies in German and took up Russian. As an older adult I took courses in Modern Irish and Old Irish. Now, as a septuagenarian, I am studying Brazilian Portuguese. Why? because learning another language gives you the ability to understand how other people on the planet think. Yes, Cassandra, you need to learn how to think but you also need to understand how other peoples think in order to be a citizen of this world.
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John
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The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
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| 1
| 1
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John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
|
["immigration"]
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immigration
| 1
| 1
|
John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
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a problem
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illegal immigration
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
|
["illegal", "immigration"]
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illegal immigration
| 1
| 0
|
John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
|
a problem
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A1358-P
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undocumented immigrants
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| 2
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
|
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undocumented immigrant
| 1
| 0
|
John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
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a problem
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A1358-P
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immigration rules
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| 3
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
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["immigration", "rule"]
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immigration rule
| 1
| 0
|
John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
|
a problem
|
A1358-P
|
immigration law
| 0
| 3
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
|
["immigration", "law"]
|
immigration law
| 1
| 1
|
John
|
The title of the article is "Is Immigration Really a Problem?". As is often done, this ignores the fundamental distinction of legality. There are problems that are largely unique to illegal / unregulated immigration including: 1. Job shortage / depressed wages. (Our labor force participation rate is 62.6 compared to 65.7 in Jan 1009) 2. Burden on social welfare system due to illigal immigrants themselves. 3. Burden on social welfare system due to citizens who can not find jobs at acceptable wage levels. 4. Decreased tax collection. 3. No TB screening. 4. No background screening. 5. Discourages wait in line legal immigration. 6. Self selected only. Needs of country not considered. The recent case a a women being shot dead would have been preventable had our immigration laws been followed. Le'ts return to the rule of law with immigration. We can change the laws if we need to but lets start with the President following his oath to the constitution and more specifically that clause requiring him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. John
|
a problem
|
A1358-P
|
immigration
| 0
| 3
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| 15,974,945
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title article immigration really problem. often done ignores fundamental distinction legality. problems largely unique illegal unregulated immigration including 1. job shortage depressed wages. labor force participation rate 62.6 compared 65.7 jan 1009 2. burden social welfare system due illigal immigrants. 3. burden social welfare system due citizens find jobs acceptable wage levels. 4. decreased tax collection. 3. tb screening. 4. background screening. 5. discourages wait line legal immigration. 6. self selected. needs country considered. recent case women shot dead would preventable immigration laws followed. le'ts return rule law immigration. change laws need lets start president following oath constitution specifically clause requiring take care laws faithfully executed. john
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immigration
| 1
| 1
|
koi
|
The banks have been making enormous profits and paying out (again) obscene bonuses, seemingly forgetting that their purpose (as per Founding Fathers) is to serve the public not themselves. I could accept being nickel and dimed if the executive salaries were brought down to acceptable levels (i.e., maximum $500 000 for the CEO).
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fees
|
A1618-P
|
fees
| 0
| 1
| 8,803
| 6,103,587
|
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banks making enormous profits paying obscene bonuses seemingly forgetting purpose per founding fathers serve public. could accept nickel dimed executive salaries brought acceptable levels i.e. maximum 500 000 ceo
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koi
|
The banks have been making enormous profits and paying out (again) obscene bonuses, seemingly forgetting that their purpose (as per Founding Fathers) is to serve the public not themselves. I could accept being nickel and dimed if the executive salaries were brought down to acceptable levels (i.e., maximum $500 000 for the CEO).
|
fees
|
A1618-P
|
banking fees
| 0
| 3
| 8,804
| 6,103,587
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banks making enormous profits paying obscene bonuses seemingly forgetting purpose per founding fathers serve public. could accept nickel dimed executive salaries brought acceptable levels i.e. maximum 500 000 ceo
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banking fee
| 1
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|
koi
|
The banks have been making enormous profits and paying out (again) obscene bonuses, seemingly forgetting that their purpose (as per Founding Fathers) is to serve the public not themselves. I could accept being nickel and dimed if the executive salaries were brought down to acceptable levels (i.e., maximum $500 000 for the CEO).
|
fees
|
A1618-P
|
bank
| 0
| 3
| 8,805
| 6,103,587
|
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banks making enormous profits paying obscene bonuses seemingly forgetting purpose per founding fathers serve public. could accept nickel dimed executive salaries brought acceptable levels i.e. maximum 500 000 ceo
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["bank"]
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bank
| 1
| 1
|
koi
|
The banks have been making enormous profits and paying out (again) obscene bonuses, seemingly forgetting that their purpose (as per Founding Fathers) is to serve the public not themselves. I could accept being nickel and dimed if the executive salaries were brought down to acceptable levels (i.e., maximum $500 000 for the CEO).
|
fees
|
A1618-P
|
executive bonuses
| 0
| 2
| 8,806
| 6,103,587
|
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banks making enormous profits paying obscene bonuses seemingly forgetting purpose per founding fathers serve public. could accept nickel dimed executive salaries brought acceptable levels i.e. maximum 500 000 ceo
|
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|
executive bonus
| 1
| 0
|
koi
|
The banks have been making enormous profits and paying out (again) obscene bonuses, seemingly forgetting that their purpose (as per Founding Fathers) is to serve the public not themselves. I could accept being nickel and dimed if the executive salaries were brought down to acceptable levels (i.e., maximum $500 000 for the CEO).
|
fees
|
A1618-P
|
bank profits
| 0
| 3
| 8,807
| 6,103,587
|
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banks making enormous profits paying obscene bonuses seemingly forgetting purpose per founding fathers serve public. could accept nickel dimed executive salaries brought acceptable levels i.e. maximum 500 000 ceo
|
["bank", "profit"]
|
bank profit
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1720-P
|
a legitimate threat
| 0
| 1
| 6,972
| 15,163,941
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said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["legitimate", "threat"]
|
legitimate threat
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1720-P
|
election
| 0
| 3
| 6,973
| 15,163,941
|
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said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["election"]
|
election
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1720-P
|
political purity tests
| 1
| 2
| 6,974
| 15,163,941
|
[["said", "pages", "never", "vote", "lesser", "two", "evils"], ["see", "must", "add", "never", "vote", "population", "denier", "global", "warming", "denier"], ["please", "new", "york", "times", "media", "outlets", "make", "candidates", "take", "stand", "issues"], ["must", "true", "leaders", "ever"]]
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["political", "purity", "test"]
|
political purity test
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1720-P
|
overpopulation
| 1
| 3
| 6,975
| 15,163,941
|
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["overpopulation"]
|
overpopulation
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
overcrowding
|
A1719-P
|
overcrowding
| 0
| 1
| 10,649
| 15,163,941
|
[["said", "pages", "never", "vote", "lesser", "two", "evils"], ["see", "must", "add", "never", "vote", "population", "denier", "global", "warming", "denier"], ["please", "new", "york", "times", "media", "outlets", "make", "candidates", "take", "stand", "issues"], ["must", "true", "leaders", "ever"]]
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["overcrowding"]
|
overcrowding
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
overcrowding
|
A1719-P
|
global warming
| 0
| 3
| 10,650
| 15,163,941
|
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["global", "warming"]
|
global warming
| 1
| 1
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
overcrowding
|
A1719-P
|
voting for the president
| 1
| 3
| 10,651
| 15,163,941
|
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["voting", "president"]
|
voting president
| 1
| 0
|
Craig Millett
|
I have said before in these pages that I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils. Now I see that I must add that I will never vote for an over population denier or a global warming denier. Please New York Times and other media outlets make the candidates take a stand on these issues. We must have true leaders more than ever now.
|
overcrowding
|
A1719-P
|
global warning
| 0
| 3
| 10,652
| 15,163,941
|
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|
said pages never vote lesser two evils. see must add never vote population denier global warming denier. please new york times media outlets make candidates take stand issues. must true leaders ever
|
["global", "warning"]
|
global warning
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
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A1365-P
|
renewable energy sources
| 1
| 2
| 7,236
| 14,164,520
|
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|
["renewable", "energy", "source"]
|
renewable energy source
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
|
A1365-P
|
hydrocarbon
| 1
| 2
| 7,237
| 14,164,520
|
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|
["hydrocarbon"]
|
hydrocarbon
| 1
| 1
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
|
A1365-P
|
depleting hydrocarbon resources
| 0
| 2
| 7,238
| 14,164,520
|
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|
["depleting", "hydrocarbon", "resource"]
|
depleting hydrocarbon resource
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
|
A1365-P
|
fossil fuels
| 1
| 3
| 7,239
| 14,164,520
|
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|
["fossil", "fuel"]
|
fossil fuel
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
|
A1365-P
|
future generations
| 1
| 3
| 7,240
| 14,164,520
|
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|
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|
["future", "generation"]
|
future generation
| 1
| 1
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
the atlantic coast
|
A1365-P
|
free energy resources
| 0
| 3
| 7,241
| 14,164,520
|
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|
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|
finding earth 's hydrocarbons burning fast possible long range planning. free energy collection technologies solar wind tidal hydro practical alternatives depletion hydrocarbon resources. leave place. future generations appreciate something left use organic chemistry ca n't imagine yet
|
["free", "energy", "resource"]
|
free energy resource
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
drilling
|
A1366-P
|
drilling
| 0
| 1
| 7,954
| 14,164,520
|
[["finding", "earth", "'s", "hydrocarbons", "burning", "fast", "possible", "long", "range", "planning"], ["free", "energy", "collection", "technologies", "solar", "wind", "tidal", "hydro", "practical", "alternatives", "depletion", "hydrocarbon", "resources"], ["leave", "place"], ["future", "generations", "appreciate", "something", "left", "use", "organic", "chemistry", "ca", "n't", "imagine", "yet"]]
|
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|
finding earth 's hydrocarbons burning fast possible long range planning. free energy collection technologies solar wind tidal hydro practical alternatives depletion hydrocarbon resources. leave place. future generations appreciate something left use organic chemistry ca n't imagine yet
|
["drilling"]
|
drilling
| 1
| 0
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
drilling
|
A1366-P
|
hyrdocarbons
| 0
| 3
| 7,955
| 14,164,520
|
[["finding", "earth", "'s", "hydrocarbons", "burning", "fast", "possible", "long", "range", "planning"], ["free", "energy", "collection", "technologies", "solar", "wind", "tidal", "hydro", "practical", "alternatives", "depletion", "hydrocarbon", "resources"], ["leave", "place"], ["future", "generations", "appreciate", "something", "left", "use", "organic", "chemistry", "ca", "n't", "imagine", "yet"]]
|
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|
finding earth 's hydrocarbons burning fast possible long range planning. free energy collection technologies solar wind tidal hydro practical alternatives depletion hydrocarbon resources. leave place. future generations appreciate something left use organic chemistry ca n't imagine yet
|
["hydrocarbon"]
|
hydrocarbon
| 1
| 1
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
drilling
|
A1366-P
|
organic chemistry
| 0
| 3
| 7,956
| 14,164,520
|
[["finding", "earth", "'s", "hydrocarbons", "burning", "fast", "possible", "long", "range", "planning"], ["free", "energy", "collection", "technologies", "solar", "wind", "tidal", "hydro", "practical", "alternatives", "depletion", "hydrocarbon", "resources"], ["leave", "place"], ["future", "generations", "appreciate", "something", "left", "use", "organic", "chemistry", "ca", "n't", "imagine", "yet"]]
|
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|
finding earth 's hydrocarbons burning fast possible long range planning. free energy collection technologies solar wind tidal hydro practical alternatives depletion hydrocarbon resources. leave place. future generations appreciate something left use organic chemistry ca n't imagine yet
|
["organic", "chemistry"]
|
organic chemistry
| 1
| 1
|
Steve M
|
Finding all the earth's hydrocarbons and burning them as fast as possible is not long range planning. Free energy collection technologies (solar, wind, tidal, hydro) are practical alternatives to the depletion of hydrocarbon resources. Leave them in place. Future generations will appreciate that they have something left to use for organic chemistry that we can't imagine yet.
|
drilling
|
A1366-P
|
hydrocarbon
| 0
| 3
| 7,957
| 14,164,520
|
[["finding", "earth", "'s", "hydrocarbons", "burning", "fast", "possible", "long", "range", "planning"], ["free", "energy", "collection", "technologies", "solar", "wind", "tidal", "hydro", "practical", "alternatives", "depletion", "hydrocarbon", "resources"], ["leave", "place"], ["future", "generations", "appreciate", "something", "left", "use", "organic", "chemistry", "ca", "n't", "imagine", "yet"]]
|
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|
finding earth 's hydrocarbons burning fast possible long range planning. free energy collection technologies solar wind tidal hydro practical alternatives depletion hydrocarbon resources. leave place. future generations appreciate something left use organic chemistry ca n't imagine yet
|
["hydrocarbon"]
|
hydrocarbon
| 1
| 1
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
women
| 1
| 1
| 6,114
| 14,230,061
|
[["solution", "risks", "posed", "hospitals", "move", "procedures", "home", "aggressively", "work", "reducing", "risks", "improving", "hospital", "settings"], ["one", "would", "triple", "bypass", "living", "room", "likely", "get", "infection", "hospital"], ["risk", "infection", "addressed", "major", "campaign", "many", "hospitals", "successfully", "reduced", "risk", "right", "direction"], ["move", "forward", "backward"]]
|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["woman"]
|
woman
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
improving hospital settings
| 1
| 3
| 6,115
| 14,230,061
|
[["solution", "risks", "posed", "hospitals", "move", "procedures", "home", "aggressively", "work", "reducing", "risks", "improving", "hospital", "settings"], ["one", "would", "triple", "bypass", "living", "room", "likely", "get", "infection", "hospital"], ["risk", "infection", "addressed", "major", "campaign", "many", "hospitals", "successfully", "reduced", "risk", "right", "direction"], ["move", "forward", "backward"]]
|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["improving", "hospital", "setting"]
|
improving hospital setting
| 1
| 1
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
hospital
| 1
| 2
| 6,116
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["hospital"]
|
hospital
| 1
| 1
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
hospital safety protocols
| 0
| 2
| 6,117
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["hospital", "safety", "protocol"]
|
hospital safety protocol
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
healthcare
| 1
| 3
| 6,118
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["healthcare"]
|
healthcare
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
women
|
A3199-P
|
hygiene
| 0
| 3
| 6,119
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["hygiene"]
|
hygiene
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
kids at home
|
A3200-P
|
home medical procedures
| 1
| 2
| 10,112
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["home", "medical", "procedure"]
|
home medical procedure
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
kids at home
|
A3200-P
|
hospital
| 1
| 2
| 10,113
| 14,230,061
|
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|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["hospital"]
|
hospital
| 1
| 1
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
kids at home
|
A3200-P
|
infection prevention
| 1
| 3
| 10,114
| 14,230,061
|
[["solution", "risks", "posed", "hospitals", "move", "procedures", "home", "aggressively", "work", "reducing", "risks", "improving", "hospital", "settings"], ["one", "would", "triple", "bypass", "living", "room", "likely", "get", "infection", "hospital"], ["risk", "infection", "addressed", "major", "campaign", "many", "hospitals", "successfully", "reduced", "risk", "right", "direction"], ["move", "forward", "backward"]]
|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["infection", "prevention"]
|
infection prevention
| 1
| 0
|
Northstar5
|
The solution to the risks posed by hospitals is not to move procedures into the home, but to aggressively work on reducing the risks and improving hospital settings. No one would have a triple bypass in their living room just because they are more likely to get an infection in the hospital. The risk of infection is being addressed: a major campaign in many hospitals has successfully reduced the risk, and that is the right direction. Move forward, not backward.
|
kids at home
|
A3200-P
|
home care
| 1
| 3
| 10,115
| 14,230,061
|
[["solution", "risks", "posed", "hospitals", "move", "procedures", "home", "aggressively", "work", "reducing", "risks", "improving", "hospital", "settings"], ["one", "would", "triple", "bypass", "living", "room", "likely", "get", "infection", "hospital"], ["risk", "infection", "addressed", "major", "campaign", "many", "hospitals", "successfully", "reduced", "risk", "right", "direction"], ["move", "forward", "backward"]]
|
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|
solution risks posed hospitals move procedures home aggressively work reducing risks improving hospital settings. one would triple bypass living room likely get infection hospital. risk infection addressed major campaign many hospitals successfully reduced risk right direction. move forward backward
|
["home", "care"]
|
home care
| 1
| 0
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
college students ' votes
|
A3737-P
|
college students ' votes
| 0
| 1
| 15,714
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
["college", "student", "vote"]
|
college student vote
| 1
| 0
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
college students ' votes
|
A3737-P
|
college kids
| 0
| 3
| 15,715
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
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|
college kid
| 1
| 1
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
college students ' votes
|
A3737-P
|
college kids tired of being ripped off by the 1%
| 1
| 2
| 15,716
| 17,965,626
|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
["college", "kid", "tired", "ripped", "1"]
|
college kid tired ripped 1
| 1
| 0
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
college students ' votes
|
A3737-P
|
ripped off by the 1%
| 1
| 3
| 15,717
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
["ripped", "1"]
|
ripped 1
| 1
| 1
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
matter in an election
|
A3738-P
|
the clinton campaign
| 0
| 2
| 15,718
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
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|
clinton campaign
| 1
| 1
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
matter in an election
|
A3738-P
|
college kids voting
| 0
| 2
| 15,719
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
["college", "kid", "voting"]
|
college kid voting
| 1
| 0
|
Bill Appledorf
|
College kids are the one demographic guaranteed to think critically; learning to is their full-time job. They question everything and are therefore the demographic least susceptible to platitudes and pandering. They also have the best chance of knowing something about history besides jingoistic propaganda. The Clinton campaign is clearly worried about them, and crowd-sourcing exercises like this one are searching for a reliable way to manipulating them away from voting for Bernie. I find it amusing that a Clinton partisan thinks college kids are looking for perks paid for by their parents' generstion when they obviously are fed up with being ripped off by the 1%.
|
matter in an election
|
A3738-P
|
college kids
| 0
| 3
| 15,720
| 17,965,626
|
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|
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|
college kids one demographic guaranteed think critically learning full time job. question everything therefore demographic least susceptible platitudes pandering. also best chance knowing something history besides jingoistic propaganda. clinton campaign clearly worried crowd sourcing exercises like one searching reliable way manipulating away voting bernie. find amusing clinton partisan thinks college kids looking perks paid parents generstion obviously fed ripped 1
|
["college", "kid"]
|
college kid
| 1
| 1
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1698-P
|
a legitimate threat
| 0
| 1
| 8,614
| 15,163,963
|
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|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["legitimate", "threat"]
|
legitimate threat
| 1
| 0
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1698-P
|
overpopulation
| 0
| 3
| 8,615
| 15,163,963
|
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|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["overpopulation"]
|
overpopulation
| 1
| 1
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
a legitimate threat
|
A1698-P
|
immigration
| 0
| 3
| 8,616
| 15,163,963
|
[["world", "already", "many", "people"], ["one", "pick", "newspaper", "read", "thousands", "people", "risking", "necks", "move", "countries", "want", "order", "better", "standard", "living"], ["good", "example", "overpopulation", "haiti"], ["haitian", "many", "babies"], ["people", "try", "migrate", "countries", "spend", "resources", "find", "immigrants", "deport"]]
|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["immigration"]
|
immigration
| 1
| 0
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
overcrowding
|
A1697-P
|
overcrowding
| 0
| 1
| 9,227
| 15,163,963
|
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|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["overcrowding"]
|
overcrowding
| 1
| 0
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
overcrowding
|
A1697-P
|
overpopulation
| 0
| 3
| 9,228
| 15,163,963
|
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|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["overpopulation"]
|
overpopulation
| 1
| 1
|
Cindy-L
|
The world already has too many people. One only has to pick up the newspaper to read of thousands of people risking their necks to move to countries who do not want them in order to better their standard of living. A good example of overpopulation is Haiti. Haitian have too many babies. Their people try to migrate to other countries who spend resources to find such immigrants and deport them.
|
overcrowding
|
A1697-P
|
population
| 0
| 3
| 9,229
| 15,163,963
|
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|
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|
world already many people. one pick newspaper read thousands people risking necks move countries want order better standard living. good example overpopulation haiti. haitian many babies. people try migrate countries spend resources find immigrants deport
|
["population"]
|
population
| 1
| 1
|
maryaskew
|
Bruce S. Cooper's reasoning lacks supporting evidence: home-schooling parents do not save the taxpayers any money just as parents' whose ill children miss several days of public school do not save taxpayers money. Nor do parents who send their children to parochial schools save tax dollars. Public schools still have to be built, maintained and staffed regardless of whether some families keep its children at home or choose to send their children to private or parochial schools. Public education must plan and staff to educate _every_ child in the district. I have yet to see any empirical evidence to support the idea that home-schooling or private or religious schools save the taxpayers' money. Flinging around statistics about the average per pupil cost of public education is not the same thing as providing evidence that private or home education reduce the necessary expenditures of public school systems. Can anyone cite any tax bill which was reduced when when parochial schools closed? Mary Askew
|
a tax break
|
A5086-P
|
a tax break
| 0
| 1
| 821
| 3,211,836
|
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|
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To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
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motherhood
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| 0
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J
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To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
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motherhood
|
A2434-P
|
parent
| 1
| 3
| 13,368
| 9,421,381
|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
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["parent"]
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parent
| 1
| 1
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
motherhood
|
A2434-P
|
having children
| 1
| 3
| 13,369
| 9,421,381
|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["child"]
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child
| 1
| 1
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
motherhood
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A2434-P
|
pregnancy when older
| 0
| 2
| 13,370
| 9,421,381
|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
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["pregnancy", "older"]
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pregnancy older
| 1
| 0
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
motherhood
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A2434-P
|
education problems due to disabilites
| 0
| 3
| 13,371
| 9,421,381
|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["education", "problem", "due", "disability"]
|
education problem due disability
| 1
| 0
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
|
A2433-P
|
having children earlier
| 1
| 2
| 13,670
| 9,421,381
|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["child", "earlier"]
|
child earlier
| 1
| 0
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
|
A2433-P
|
having children early
| 1
| 2
| 13,671
| 9,421,381
|
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|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["child", "early"]
|
child early
| 1
| 0
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
|
A2433-P
|
early child bearing
| 1
| 2
| 13,672
| 9,421,381
|
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|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["early", "child", "bearing"]
|
early child bearing
| 1
| 0
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
|
A2433-P
|
older parents
| 1
| 3
| 13,673
| 9,421,381
|
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|
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compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["older", "parent"]
|
older parent
| 1
| 1
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
|
A2433-P
|
autism
| 1
| 3
| 13,674
| 9,421,381
|
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|
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|
compelling reason children earlier rather later possible current make public schools. 20 years teaching experience 3rd grade high school ged programs. correlation older parents rise autism general growth special education would enough hurry decision children committed relationship. longer wait higher risks. think raising healthy children challenging imagine day 24/7 caring human never able take care enter retirement relaxing stage life. 's wonder blaming schools teachers educational failures wants look mirror anymore
|
["autism"]
|
autism
| 1
| 1
|
J
|
To me the most compelling reason to have children earlier rather than later, if possible, is the current make-up of our public schools. I have over 20 years teaching experience from 3rd grade through high school and GED programs. The correlation of older parents and the rise of autism and general growth of special education would be more than enough for me to hurry my decision to have children if in a committed relationship. The longer you wait, the higher your risks. If you think raising healthy children is challenging, imagine your day is 24/7 caring for a human being who will never be able to take care of him or herself, as you enter what should be the retirement/relaxing stage of life. It's no wonder we are blaming our schools and teachers for our educational failures, who wants to look in the mirror anymore?
|
women
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A2433-P
|
child
| 1
| 3
| 13,675
| 9,421,381
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Lori
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As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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prozac
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Lori
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As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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prozac
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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psychiatric drug
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Lori
|
As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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A4994-P
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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Lori
|
As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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A4994-P
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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antidepressant
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Lori
|
As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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prozac
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A4994-P
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psychiatric drug use
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| 13,001,294
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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Lori
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As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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medicine
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Lori
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As a psychologist, I would like to point out that while there are certainly abuses with psychiatric drugs, I see the opposite in my practice. Almost of of my patients vehemently oppose the use of anti-depressants even when they are clearly indicated. I work with them in psychotherapy, but in many cases the results of the therapy (many forms of therapy, including evidenced based cogntive-behavioral, interpersonal, etc). are quite slow, limited, sometimes non-existent, and there is often relapse. In such cases, the ideal treatment is psychotherapy plus antidepressant. The meds help the patient use and retain skills learned in therapy. Both, not one or the other. Also, I usually refer to knowledgeable (and kind) psychiatrist, not general practitions who may not know these drugs very well. The problem is not antidepressants per se, its the improper consumer advertsising, further mis-prescription and monitoring of the drugs, and lack of referral for effective psychotherapy in conjunction with meds.
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medicine
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A4995-P
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psychiatric drugs
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psychologist would like point certainly abuses psychiatric drugs see opposite practice. almost patients vehemently oppose use anti depressants even clearly indicated. work psychotherapy many cases results therapy many forms therapy including evidenced based cogntive behavioral interpersonal etc. quite slow limited sometimes non existent often relapse. cases ideal treatment psychotherapy plus antidepressant. meds help patient use retain skills learned therapy. one. also usually refer knowledgeable kind psychiatrist general practitions may know drugs well. problem antidepressants per se improper consumer advertsising mis prescription monitoring drugs lack referral effective psychotherapy conjunction meds
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Elena
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Playing Varsity Lacrosse in college saved me. It was the very best thing I could have done. It kept me focused, gave me a great group of friends, challenged me both physically and mentally, taught me a lot about trust and teamwork and propelled me through school. It was an incredible outlet for my energy and competitive spirt. I still to this day, believe many of my personal and professional strengths were developed by playing sports. The NCAA, without a doubt, needs to change. There is far too much money spent around the NCAA and the culture at top levels can be nasty and unattractive. But that doesn't that mean that Varsity Sports should be cut from colleges and that Varsity athletes should be punished. The NCAA needs reform as a whole-- sports need to be taken off the peddle stool that they currently stand on. But the importance of sports for many shouldn't be forgotten-- it is just as important as the arts and academia. The debate shouldn't be if varsity sports should be cut-- but how to reform the NCAA so that all schools can keep varsity sports without spending so much money.
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sports program in undergraduate schools
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A5060-P
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sports program in undergraduate schools
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playing varsity lacrosse college saved. best thing could done. kept focused gave great group friends challenged physically mentally taught lot trust teamwork propelled school. incredible outlet energy competitive spirt. still day believe many personal professional strengths developed playing sports. ncaa without doubt needs change. far much money spent around ncaa culture top levels nasty unattractive. n't mean varsity sports cut colleges varsity athletes punished. ncaa needs reform whole-- sports need taken peddle stool currently stand. importance sports many n't forgotten-- important arts academia. debate n't varsity sports cut-- reform ncaa schools keep varsity sports without spending much money
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Elena
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Playing Varsity Lacrosse in college saved me. It was the very best thing I could have done. It kept me focused, gave me a great group of friends, challenged me both physically and mentally, taught me a lot about trust and teamwork and propelled me through school. It was an incredible outlet for my energy and competitive spirt. I still to this day, believe many of my personal and professional strengths were developed by playing sports. The NCAA, without a doubt, needs to change. There is far too much money spent around the NCAA and the culture at top levels can be nasty and unattractive. But that doesn't that mean that Varsity Sports should be cut from colleges and that Varsity athletes should be punished. The NCAA needs reform as a whole-- sports need to be taken off the peddle stool that they currently stand on. But the importance of sports for many shouldn't be forgotten-- it is just as important as the arts and academia. The debate shouldn't be if varsity sports should be cut-- but how to reform the NCAA so that all schools can keep varsity sports without spending so much money.
|
sports program in undergraduate schools
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A5060-P
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playing varsity lacrosse college saved. best thing could done. kept focused gave great group friends challenged physically mentally taught lot trust teamwork propelled school. incredible outlet energy competitive spirt. still day believe many personal professional strengths developed playing sports. ncaa without doubt needs change. far much money spent around ncaa culture top levels nasty unattractive. n't mean varsity sports cut colleges varsity athletes punished. ncaa needs reform whole-- sports need taken peddle stool currently stand. importance sports many n't forgotten-- important arts academia. debate n't varsity sports cut-- reform ncaa schools keep varsity sports without spending much money
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Elena
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Playing Varsity Lacrosse in college saved me. It was the very best thing I could have done. It kept me focused, gave me a great group of friends, challenged me both physically and mentally, taught me a lot about trust and teamwork and propelled me through school. It was an incredible outlet for my energy and competitive spirt. I still to this day, believe many of my personal and professional strengths were developed by playing sports. The NCAA, without a doubt, needs to change. There is far too much money spent around the NCAA and the culture at top levels can be nasty and unattractive. But that doesn't that mean that Varsity Sports should be cut from colleges and that Varsity athletes should be punished. The NCAA needs reform as a whole-- sports need to be taken off the peddle stool that they currently stand on. But the importance of sports for many shouldn't be forgotten-- it is just as important as the arts and academia. The debate shouldn't be if varsity sports should be cut-- but how to reform the NCAA so that all schools can keep varsity sports without spending so much money.
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Elena
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Playing Varsity Lacrosse in college saved me. It was the very best thing I could have done. It kept me focused, gave me a great group of friends, challenged me both physically and mentally, taught me a lot about trust and teamwork and propelled me through school. It was an incredible outlet for my energy and competitive spirt. I still to this day, believe many of my personal and professional strengths were developed by playing sports. The NCAA, without a doubt, needs to change. There is far too much money spent around the NCAA and the culture at top levels can be nasty and unattractive. But that doesn't that mean that Varsity Sports should be cut from colleges and that Varsity athletes should be punished. The NCAA needs reform as a whole-- sports need to be taken off the peddle stool that they currently stand on. But the importance of sports for many shouldn't be forgotten-- it is just as important as the arts and academia. The debate shouldn't be if varsity sports should be cut-- but how to reform the NCAA so that all schools can keep varsity sports without spending so much money.
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blackmamba
|
America invented nuclear weapons and is the only nation to use them. America has a huge nuclear arsenal. America has invaded and occupied Muslim nations Israel has nuclear weapons and is not a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT). Israel has occupied, besieged and blockaded Palestinian Land along with making Israeli Arabs second class citizens. Iran is a party to the NPT and has no nuclear weapons. Iran is not ocuupying any other nations land. "Why Iran Should Get the Bomb" Kenneth Waltz Foreign Affairs July/August 2012
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blackmamba
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America invented nuclear weapons and is the only nation to use them. America has a huge nuclear arsenal. America has invaded and occupied Muslim nations Israel has nuclear weapons and is not a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT). Israel has occupied, besieged and blockaded Palestinian Land along with making Israeli Arabs second class citizens. Iran is a party to the NPT and has no nuclear weapons. Iran is not ocuupying any other nations land. "Why Iran Should Get the Bomb" Kenneth Waltz Foreign Affairs July/August 2012
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blackmamba
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America invented nuclear weapons and is the only nation to use them. America has a huge nuclear arsenal. America has invaded and occupied Muslim nations Israel has nuclear weapons and is not a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT). Israel has occupied, besieged and blockaded Palestinian Land along with making Israeli Arabs second class citizens. Iran is a party to the NPT and has no nuclear weapons. Iran is not ocuupying any other nations land. "Why Iran Should Get the Bomb" Kenneth Waltz Foreign Affairs July/August 2012
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america invented nuclear weapons nation use. america huge nuclear arsenal. america invaded occupied muslim nations israel nuclear weapons party nuclear non proliferation treaty(npt. israel occupied besieged blockaded palestinian land along making israeli arabs second class citizens. iran party npt nuclear weapons. iran ocuupying nations land. iran get bomb kenneth waltz foreign affairs july august 2012
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Eddie
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What about Americans giving away their rights to corporations, some global, via a government beholden to money? Americans claim patriotism, yet they are throwing away the gift the Founding Fathers gave them due to their allergy to education. Dual citizenship is so not a problem when Americans are so blind because of their ignorance. A stupid people cannot govern themselves under a democracy. Soon they will become serfs and wish they were in countries they look at with disdain. American exceptionalism? American nearsightedness is more like it.
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Eddie
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What about Americans giving away their rights to corporations, some global, via a government beholden to money? Americans claim patriotism, yet they are throwing away the gift the Founding Fathers gave them due to their allergy to education. Dual citizenship is so not a problem when Americans are so blind because of their ignorance. A stupid people cannot govern themselves under a democracy. Soon they will become serfs and wish they were in countries they look at with disdain. American exceptionalism? American nearsightedness is more like it.
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dual citizenship
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A2468-P
|
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Eddie
|
What about Americans giving away their rights to corporations, some global, via a government beholden to money? Americans claim patriotism, yet they are throwing away the gift the Founding Fathers gave them due to their allergy to education. Dual citizenship is so not a problem when Americans are so blind because of their ignorance. A stupid people cannot govern themselves under a democracy. Soon they will become serfs and wish they were in countries they look at with disdain. American exceptionalism? American nearsightedness is more like it.
|
dual citizenship
|
A2468-P
|
american
| 1
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americans giving away rights corporations global via government beholden money. americans claim patriotism yet throwing away gift founding fathers gave due allergy education. dual citizenship problem americans blind ignorance. stupid people govern democracy. soon become serfs wish countries look disdain. american exceptionalism. american nearsightedness like
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Since the creation of the Dept. of Education, billions of dollars have been spent to improve public education. Spending per student continues to increase while student performance has been flat, or by some measures, has decreased. With this record, can anyone justify universal pre-school? Brick and mortar schools are becoming dinosaurs. Charter schools, home-schooling and approaches are being chosen by many families who see public schools as inadequate, and public school teachers as captives of the politics of the teacher's unions. With this trend, can anyone justify expanding public educaiton to include 4 and 5 year olds?
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since creation dept. education billions dollars spent improve public education. spending per student continues increase student performance flat measures decreased. record anyone justify universal pre school. brick mortar schools becoming dinosaurs. charter schools home schooling approaches chosen many families see public schools inadequate public school teachers captives politics teacher 's unions. trend anyone justify expanding public educaiton include 4 5 year olds
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