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1. or be of any special interest?’

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2. Most other minorities and special interest groups will vote for him, and approximately half of all independents will do likewise

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3. After all, who hasn‘t an ax to grind nowadays? By having succeeded in its efforts at marginalizing the individual, group grievances and special interests have provided the Democratic Party an opportunity of gathering fish with a mesh net rather than reeling them in with bait and tackle

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4. Assumptions by modern revisionists seeking to belie historical traditions, avidly supported by special interests with political axes to grind, however discredited such assumptions oftentimes are, may further promote muddled-headed thinking by ultimately winning the battle of ideas, however questionable their premises, by perpetuating falsehoods that, on the surface, oftentimes appear plausible to variable, ―discerning‖ young minds armed with partial knowledge, but sufficient enough to receive distorted impressions at their face value, rendering many vulnerable to questionable or unlikely propositions that bear little or no resemblance to the truth; advanced by (political and social) deconstructionists alienated from their (hated) customs, offering in exchange, contemporary standards predicated on historical fallacies, deception, inflicted reasoning and ignominious viewpoints

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5. The requirement of leadership, on every level, necessitates a willingness to make impartial decisions unencumbered by one‘s (own) personal feelings or of special interests that seek to influence political decisions for their own benefit

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6. Regional (Presidential) Primaries may offer a partial solution in staving off the (disproportionate) influence of parochial designs on political candidates stumping the campaign trail by allowing them to carefully outline their positions on issues of national importance without undue pandering to special interest groups

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7. In other words, it will need to reduce spending, promote economic growth and stop its political pandering to special interest groups!

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8. I’d been alive for nearly twenty-two years, and supernatural creatures had never shown any special interest in me until I’d met him

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9. Special Interest Politics and The Tragedy of the Commons

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10. Michelle, having replenished her coffee cup, said “but weren’t you arguing, in talking about developers, that special interests are still interests, and hence real legitimate interests?”

11. “Yes,” said Charles, “special interests are real interests, but there is sometimes a problem with them in the context of the political process

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12. “Nothing, I guess,” said Michelle, “but those concentrated special interests could still be greater than the costs, right?”

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13. The benefits are seen and appreciated by special interests in the local district and the general tax burden doesn’t usually get strongly associated with those specific expenditures, particularly at the federal or state level

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14. In this way the little lies could be a special ‘code message’ to special interests to let them know that they will still get their goodies after the election

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15. “You remember our example from last night, where a project having benefits of $60 million could get adopted, despite costs of $100 million, because of the concentrated benefits to special interests?” Charles asked

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16. Charles continued, “Remember our special interest example of the project that was worth $60 million to a small number of people but had a cost to all of us of $100 million? The reason that such projects could get passed, after a party has been elected, is that some of the benefits could be passed on to the politicians in the form of PAC contributions and the like

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17. “I suppose the private sector, because the special interest problem we talked about would likely cause many low-return projects to be undertaken by government,” I ventured, edging toward the peanut butter cookies in the kitchen

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18. With proper media exposure, any party unwilling to commit to their spending level would be seen by voters as trying to continue the pork-barrel special interest politics that have led to excessive government growth for the last half-century

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19. “Well, I can certainly see why the political parties would not like to commit to their spending, since they would be liable for excesses above that, but wouldn’t the politicians themselves and special interest groups be hurt, too?” Michelle asked

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20. Charles, having obviously given this whole issue a lot of thought, said “I actually think it is pretty likely that the special interest groups, collectively, might be better off under the mechanism

21. And some lobbying is undertaken for projects that have, in fact, benefits greater than costs; such projects are reasonably likely to be undertaken in any event, rendering special interest expenditures unnecessary

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22. “Sure, there will be fewer non-salary inducements to seek elected office as the special interest group grip on politics wanes

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23. “The PAC and other contributions by special interest groups likely to be favored after an election are largely responsible for the growth in campaign spending

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24. So the instructors took a special interest in him

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25. special interest groups, whose money they need

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26. He had taken a special interest in teaching her everything he knew since she was a child

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27. Mrs Worthington was at the hospital when Harry arrived, never had he seen her so angry or worried before, he knew she took a special interest in anyone that Petal bought to her as she knew Petal’s judgment was never wrong

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28. What, we might ask as a matter of common sense, would the likely effect be if some percentage of that small percentage of emissions were eliminated? Would such an amount be likely to justify anything like the sacrifices the global warmers call for? Man made global warming, says writer and scholar Peter Ferrara, “is a hoax developed to serve powerful special interests

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29. The case attracted all manner of causes and special interest groups that could not prevail in the political process, and came to rely on judges to do their work for them

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30. The doctor had taken a special interest in his case

31. How is it possible to evaluate the next Armageddon scenario splashed across the media and boomed through the ether that is presented as “scientifically” proven? How are valid scientific findings based on scientific principles to be distinguished from reports that arise from special interests or unscrupulous pursuit of fame and fortune?

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32. Special interest groups feed their pockets telling them how to think

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33. It was to get the thing passed before anyone knew about the takeovers of companies, the favors to unions, and the special interest pork hidden in it

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34. But then again, she would treat him with a distance interspersed only with some special interest on and off

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35. The political leaders, with the ‘consistent / influencial’ assistance of the ‘media’ --- during years of influence by special interest groups and expanding technology --- giving them the ability to reach small and large audiences and to slowly but surely and, with virtually no counter movement by the “vocal opposition”--- have convinced many voters to accept their ‘point of view’

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36. The link between special interests and members of Congress has

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37. They promoted his cru-sade against special interest money in politics

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38. He did not represent any particular religion, caste, community, or special interest

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39. Today he had arranged a squash game with an associate whose special interest was invasions of privacy, and laws intended to prevent such things

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40. Masters take special interest

41. Plan stops that have some special interest

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42. Sheila had a special interest in the outcome of this research project, but if some additional dirt could be obtained along the way, it would become another tool to be used to her advantage

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43. He had special interest in the preparations for the test

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44. Points of special interest during coaching

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45. If you get paid, you have to produce and Senators and Congressmen are influenced by too many special interest groups to be effective for the common man

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46. to the special interest groups and corporate America

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47. influenced by the party leadership and special interest groups contributing to re-election

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48. So W deceived the people and the congress, got backing from special interest media, and took us to war, causing needless death of American troops and over 3 trillion dollars of debt increase for what? (to be a good neighbor???)

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49. I have a special interest in him and have vowed to protect him

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50. special interest accounts and their lavish lifestyles at the expense

51. � Some politicians, special interests representatives and expert witnesses where already waiting in the lounge for their turn to come when the two women walked in

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52. I will personally supervise the progress of those contracts, but I will take a special interest in your XF-83

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53. She personally had no special interest in helping the so-called justice system of the Humans

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54. And people living far from the equator had special interest in knowing when to expect the last hard frost of spring, the first killing frost of fall, and other recurring events

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55. America has long been for sale to special interests, but at the very least special interest groups should have to buy the favor of all Americans, not just politicians

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56. The special interest money and competition among states and districts hasn’t only

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57. What’s hailed as the world’s most prosperous democracy is actually a land ruled by special interests and economic leeches sucking the lifeblood out of the economy

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58. Specimens of associated minerals are of special interest to me; it is the range of forms, colors, luster and, indeed the science of their evolution, that intrigue me

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59. They offered assistance in their colonization project, including technical advice and in return the Federation requested access to the Fabrini Book of the people, and their vast stored knowledge, with special interest in their medical technology

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60. had a special interest in the security market and he had served

61. “I see you have a special interest in vampires,” Stefan said, his eyes beginning to take on that same bottomless look Leesa remembered from the party

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62. Love is not for profit, for extravagance, for obsessive accumulation, for special interest, Corporatnism's rights, Big Pharma, insurance vultures, pollution of the commons, de-liberation of the people, the prison-industrial-legislative complex, or the government-corporate-military alliance

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63. @Green4Ever When common wealth is not used for the common good, then there is special interest theft

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64. As trustees of the almshouse, they had a special interest in the appointment

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65. Everyone, absolutely everyone, has a special interest

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66. Let’s just say, most of them take a special interest in knowing who he associates with and where this bastard is

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67. I let him go and finished dusting the rather neglected special interest section

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68. Of special interest is the way the entire keyboard on a

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69. In singing Spanish verses two facts are of especial interest:that, where the rules of prosody

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70. It seems that Bradley had taken a special interest in her

71. Then the power of Lawmakers would be so lessened in power and status: no rich wealthy corporation or individual would waste their money trying to bribe lawmakers to pass their exclusive special interest laws because they would know beforehand that the majority of the voting public would ignore their special laws

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72. If the legislators hold firm long enough until the simplified Law becomes normalized, so people grudgingly begin to accept its basically fair precept: then you have enough public opinion on your side to resist any special interests who will be certain to keep persistently trying to change that simplified Law so they can enjoy the levels of wealth and corruption they were previously accustomed to

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73. They are all hopelessly segmented, disconnected from each other, in a jumbled up mess of specialized, special interests

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74. He explained that if you do not have a special interest and are not much of a swot the most innocuous choice is economics

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75. generally did not exhibit any special interests other than his profession and a materialism that the money he earned from it made possible

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76. If only you had the brains to organize yourselves intelligently, and take back all of the powers you gave to the minorities, the elites, the special interests, the corporations, etc

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77. The following are excerpts of the main provisions of these laws that will be of special interest to you if you are currently getting calls from bill collectors

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78. We Fast Forwarded through lots of dics, pausing only when there was something of special interest and occasionally throwing the discs into Reverse for comic effect

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79. Now when it is considered that Christ's words were for the most part uttered in the hearing of the two hostile sects of Pharisees and Sadducees, whose controversy on immortality gave a special interest and a peculiar edge to every term employed to denote a future slate, the conclusion appears inevitable, that Christ could have intended by His language only the sense here imputed to it

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80. time off to celebrate with like minded friends who shared in the same special interests

81. He developed a special interest in flowers

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82. Crosswell showed a special interest in the cat

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83. Of special interest to me is the case of a 46-year old automobile dealer, Mr

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84. This is of special interest, since scientists have

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85. And another thing that was of special interest to you was your own sock

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86. He began shivering, and for one moment he gazed at the black waters of the Little Neva with a look of special interest, even inquiry

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87. “You have a special interest in this morning’ s proceedings?” he asked

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88. But there is one of these strange openings in the earth which has a special interest, for it is the handiwork, not of nature, but of man

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89. They had been hidden in his room in the cellar and he had and painted for the occasion held a special interest for him, as he had never seen “sech examined them minutely

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90. The latter development was of especial interest to me

91. having special interest in discovering the kinship with the language of the Rohirrim of such 'shire-words' as mathom and old elements in place names

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92. More serious was the fact that the whole mechanics of reorganization tended to keep complete dominance of the situation in the hands of the old controlling group—who may have been inefficient or even dishonest, and who certainly had special interests to serve

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93. Of special interest is the AVERAGE,TOTAL column

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94. Furthermore, a good deal of the buying of convertibles was done by investors who had no special interest or confidence in the common stock—that is, they would never have thought of buying the common at the time—but who were tempted by what seemed an ideal combination of a prior claim plus a conversion privilege close to the current market

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95. These particular articles were of special interest

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96. --By the kindness of the Board of Trade inspector, I have been permitted to look over the log book of the Demeter, which was in order up to within three days, but contained nothing of special interest except as to facts of missing men

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97. We defined the main lines of future research that are, in our point of view, of special interest

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98. I regarded her, of course, with special interest

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99. For commercial firms and those with special interests, MRCI offers a series of special historical reports, each of which analyzes a specific market complex (soy, metals, forex) and presents seasonal trading ideas for year-round

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100. Little Neva with a look of special interest, even inquiry