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JOHN KERRY (0)
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to
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AUDITOR RALPH CAMPBEU (D)
to
this story.
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88.10% 12.83%
LESLIE MERRITT (R)
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COMMISSIONER OF LABOR WAYNE GOODWIN
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TREASURER 75.76%
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64.11%
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N.G. SENATE DISTRICT 20 JEANNE LUCAS (D)
28.24%
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PHIUP COUSIN, JR. (0)
17.02%
BECKY HERON (0)
19.13%
MICHAEL PACE (0)
17.90%
ELLEN RECKHOW (R)
18.75%
CAROLINA RIVBIA (R)
8.74%
SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
RICHARD MOORE (D)
90.16%
RAY ÜBIN6ER (L)
71.76%
N.C. HOUSE OF REP. DISTRICT 30
SEAN HAUGH (I)
BILL FLETCHER (R)
25.52%
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PAUL LUEBKE (D)
GOVERNOR 72.88%
PAUL MIIiER (B)
JIM LON6 (0) 77.20%
JUNE ATKINSON (0)
PATRICK BALLANTINE (R)
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COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE
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BEVERLY PERDUE (D)
27.56
ROBERT BROWLEY (R)
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STEVE TROXLER (R)
GEORGE W. BUSH (R)
JIM SNYDER (R)
Britt Cobb and Re-
Bill Fletcher.
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Voters
Commissioner of
close
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terms
points.
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decide
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between
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MIKE EASLEY (0)
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COMMISSIONER OF AORICULTURE
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constitution. Amendment One. which would the
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25.76%
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COURT Of APPEALS BARBARA JACKSON ALAN THORNBURG
4.64%
RACHEL HUNTBI
11.06%
HOWARD MANNING, JR. BETSY MCRODDEN
ORLANDO HUDSON, JR.
FRBI MORRISON, JR. PAUL NEWBY
3.53%
BRENDA HOWETON 90.61% WRITE-IN 1.39% N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1 FOR AGAINST
1.67%
JAMES WYNN, JR.
44.43%
50.60% 43.40%
N.O. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 FOR AGAINST
06.58% 13.42%
N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3
13.67%
MARVIN SCHILLER
100%
SOIL AND WATER DISTRICT SUPERVISOR
16.00% 10.10%
55.44% 44.56%
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SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE RONNIE ANSLEY
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WOMEN'S SOCCER
Duke starts ACCs
Wake
against
Alex Fanaroff
by
THE CHRONICLE
As well
Wake Forest has
as
played
last five games, the women’s
Thompson
well be
facing
in its team
soccer
unfa-
might
as
miliar
the first round of the opponent in
completely
a
ACC Tournament.
needed
The No. the
Deacons
Cary
all
after
in
seeds. 2-0
With
the
ing
last
the
obvious lack of is
depth
in the
how
much
apparent
transfer last
Thompson’s
Blue
hottest
December hurt
would
he
American
for
He had shown
1.3
some
when in
Michigan 2003
But
showed
rarely
is
“A
Shelden
and
big body
a
Williams
Randolph —the
the
goal?
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best
more
much
they
foul
when
athleticism
adequate
have translated into
on
to
which
their last
Deacons
the
four
suffered
undefeated
to
hard-fought,
a
early goal likely
an
the
said.
the
early goal
“Who
by
gets and
one
other
team
in
this
the first
puts
the
change
to
their system
change
play?” so
much
on
Shavlik
Forest. A win
avoiding
lead
likely North
find
afford
riding
the first
on
a
to
to
goal
team
for Duke would
second chance
a
but
Wake
against
start
the
at
team
No. 2
cannot
overlook the Demon Deacons.
definitely
Wake Forest
perform-
slow
Wednesday
Carolina,
“We’re
could also
All-ACC
an
will be
replace
they
with
Who gets up
With
Thompson’s
trouble.
tied dur-
respectively,
teams
Demon
oppo-
and
of the game, the Blue Devils have focused
fatigued
are
ACC
beat
lost in
their formation and of
front-court
starting
importantly, in
to
have
Church
pressure
pounds
and
nation—when
themselves
245
of the
one
the difference.
key
game,”
what the Blue Devils
exactly
Forest
game,
providing
Central
but
head
tough
a
3-1-1 in their
are
Church said he expects
Chris
of
since
us,”
“It’s
against
late-season loss
only
one-goal
year.
slowing
round
Tournament,
6-foot-10
at
size and
in
defeated
second
need this year. He is
and,
sophomore
in
North Carolina.
in his other brief appearances.
Thompson
the
his
all
and Clemson,
The
games. their
team
changed
and
Forest is
streak—two
the
Forest
in the conference.”
Wake
Blue Devils
game.
Angles Clipper
the
native
potential
ing
All-
per game
progress
Duke
NCAA
Chicago
them
—Wake
us
Maryland
Thompson
college
points
of his
Los
current
the
to
it
and left the Blue Devils
season
before Christmas
Kaman
school,
high
have
things
in
teams
nents.
coverage.
McDonald’s
a
adjust
averaged just
freshman
in
Northwestern, press
was
in to
struggled
down
first announced he
warranted
hardly Although
He
Duke
beat Wake
in
fifth
is far from assured.
victory
last five contests,
Thompson
leave
Duke
in
Demon
of fourth and
The Demon Deacons
the Blue Devils. When
lot of
draw for
Michael
18
Wednesday
4-4-1)
coach Robbie Church said.
this
post
5-4
(12-6,
No.
26 in Winston-Salem, the
both
then,
the
match-up
Although
Sept.
“A
Emeka Okafor dur-
national semifinal and with
year’s
it
year,
the
problems
severe
containing
face
(10-$-l, a
knows another
Devils had
Blue Devils
11
will
ACC)
and
at
they
all;
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not
they’re
definitely
past
really good
a
are
of
capable
DAN RYAN/THE CHRONICLE
in
ance
2006
if Williams leaves
NBA after this
go, because
Rebecca Moros, who anchors the midfield for the Blue Devils, will face Wake Forest in the ACC Tournament.
you will
talented
a
was
This
thought. missed
nothing
every
his
year
Williams leaves the
straights
with
Williams
and
have
brought
its
big
is
using
his
play
he
can use
foot-6, he
7.Va.Tech (11-7-0
8. Maryland (7-5-4)
just
7:30
the football
6-foot-4,
against
5:00 Fri
Fri
4. Duke (12-6-0)
3.FSU
7-
Brendan
12-5-1)
2:30 Wed. 6. Clemson (10-6-1
5. Wake (10-5-2)
how well he
McClure
David
only weighs
minutes in
indicate,
the
though,
strong and will fit
will
also
hoop. Standing 205
in order
gain weight
court
12:00 Wed.
Wed
his limited frame.
contribute under the
tent
on
center
in 2001 shows
Freshman
must
to
5:30
Blue Devils
stands
only
Carolina
2.Virginia (14-2-1) 3:00 Sun
in dire
Love. The for-
in the ACC Tournament
North
Haywood
or
his finalyear of basketball eli-
gibility. Although
foot
be
addition
the
Reggie
mer'standout wide receiver team
means
In
men.
13
ACC TOURNAMENT LUNG (16-0-1)
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with
happy
CAMPUS
from
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centered
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applause
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mosphere throughout “I feel
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sophomore
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satire.
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Duke
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MLB:The Washington terrorists
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and
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jersey?).
Senators
But terrorists
and the
gives
and yet
that is the fault of
Flor
from the
of the
of
school
Terrorists” of
hovels
CNN and MSNBC.
And what’s
scope
the
to our
in
up
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communism.
it
into
Christianity
tas,
black
It assimi-
digests.
terrorists
into
jewelry-store
culture into
in Tora Bora
go put
save
on
us
your
There is
team
a
after
no
our
the benefits.
I
more
games than
more
10 or 15
day
see a
around a bent old
P-Diddy.
we
cog in the
money-making
years
from
Afghanistan
detachmentof spe-
a
now,
are
in
standing
circle
a
man.
the soldiers. “I’m the
says
old
you’re
that
you’re
not,
the
destroyed
fearsome terrorist!
most
“No
“I
man.
Twin Towers!
I’m
the
an
them
Ballpark'
and watch the
to
and then
and
laugh
the
by
rifleThe
gross.
the field from
it is the
on
that the War
ed him like hurt
him with the butts
poke
Anne Coulter 8:30
can
good
as
so
ship
with
on
as
Terror will be
Che T-shirts. And
many
over;
sible
leadership
leaders
their
on
still
men
is
thing
to
de of
Hpnodq.
and blue
he does
nothing
but either
pact
way
it’s safe
Bush’s
to
America and
on
the
try
against
He
Iraq.
the
pulling
out
the
of the ABM
of the to
war
Arafat
in
again and
from
most
loved
by
has it
men
can
dangerous
from his
in
the
people
his back
The critics of fatal
variety,
will
in his 32 years leave
a
serving
legacy
on
s
a
point
on
books may be the
time
Tunisia
Ramallah. He is care
sickly
on
about the his
promis-
Arafat
waving
to
whose
an
especially
after
thyroid
cancer
may be of a
brought
to
work
vote
he
cast
meeting voting
limiting abortion and
ultimate
in the 2000
Bush.
reaches
8:42
place
in
the
history
election, placing
deadlines before
pre-
counting
Andrew the
Nick
8:57
starts
the
cast
event
the
of
he is,
to
be in
may
deciding
bench,
be there
had
won
the other side
He is the
history... 9:00
Tequila
time I drink this
in
54 deci-
vote
a
ing
ever
glass-
genealogical
after all—that makes
Shot #3—We drink
and
happened
state
court
in 2000, A1
and if similar
events
un-
Kerry
needs
Such
examine the
the
newly
do what Bush
to
at
least,
the verge of changing,”
are on
fighting against
extremist
said
political
rivals
to
that advocates the evacuation of settle-
as
hopes,
junction
policy
a
the
principal
obstacle
to
progress in
if
There
is
once
again
on
the brink of
Harlem
want to re-
of shrugging its shoulders that has charac-
terized it for the last four years. The time of three leaders
and Arafat may
hand.
but
They
can
be
a
good thing,
after all
Jesse Shuger-Colvin
is
a
Trinityjunior.
of
pounds
aren’t
they
be
must
powerful
most
con-
contribut-
are
that Alan
reports
Rand.
Ayn
red!
up
9:47
posed
drink
Smirnoff Ice.
Greenspan
Zane confirms that he
Greenspan
years—does
was
has had
this
mean
objectivists?
Take the
Apparentiy
to
in the
whiskey...
This does
Tm
comer.
furry
and
not
no
I’m
pinko!
lime!
’sos
women
now
were
Adam is
bode well for
sup-
drinking
our
culture
of manliness. Halfof the
group
If they aren’t
disappears.
back when it hits 200 we’ll drink all
the red stuff
by
ourselves. 9:50
Finally they get family. My
Man, that Bush
10:13
cameras
attention is
Well put, Zane.
Six subs arrive from
others aren’t back.
on
is
a
Well
W.
George
usurped by
daughter’s boyfriend
slack-jawed, yokel.
Zane.
square-faced, put.
Jimmy Johns.
The
We don’t eat the subs. Zane thinks
this is the Wild West—you get your sandwich, you sandwich.
your
straight
red.
By late
start
some
writing
I
been elected
no
pinko,
though, and
Hopefully of
the
surely
someone
United States.
I won’t know about it.
recovering
be
will
from
a
state
I of
and existential drunkenness. With any luck
Teresa a
Heinz-Kerry
real hottie.
with
Waugh
is
a
me
Hopefully
Elizabeth Edwards.
Andrew
eat
he’s
this column.
president
currently asleep
have
by
is
solidarity!
morning.
Whatever the result, am
he
the time you read this column, it will
Wednesday
have
seriously,
But
Show I
Man, she is
Perhaps regime change
There
the
re-
fat chron-
illusion that is “Bill Clinton,
Shouts from the
9:42
straight
profound
Bush, Rehnquist
while the or
hundreds of
building,
Unconfirmed with
sex
should all be
dis-
would necessitate the mobilization
shooting
three.”
10:15
a turn-
Every
fingertips.
my
doing
are
you
are
inflation under control for 12
from the scene.” more
out
videogames
juvenile delinquency.
to
brain,
my
presidents?
test
test
hallucinogenic
a
9:29
“On the Israeli
that this conflict, which has known
a
in
Bush and his
peace.
the Palestinian side, Yasser Arafat, who until
than
to
had
drug
drug
a
Ohio.
Hah!
Two theories;
in the world.
9:48
of the world,
gradually disappearing
possible
in?
around
from
evaporating
the candidates
are
to
with salt and lime I get
tequila
the
all of
line.
synth
Did anyone
Bald, thin, crazy
Ragin’ Cajun
euphoria
arms
my
come
term
Court
Supreme
that the baseline conditions of the Israeli-
perceived
is
appointments
at
gyre
like Michel Foucault? That’s
Just
shot of
a
of
wave
tributing
Force both the Israelis and the Palestini-
ideology
on
has been
negotiations,
be
CNN.
on
I wonder what Carville thinks about
we
close election like in 2000.
a
If this
to
not
the decision from the
mean
not:
seems
a new
ing point.
crucial time.
back
he will
decision from the
spilt
discussions of
ments, while
It is
and
So what’s the
stars
come
editorial in Haaretz this week. newspaper
now
in with the
Carville is
—James
what Rob and Zane say, anyway.
fold, Kerry could benefit.
now
anchor
waugh
widening
“Dirt Off
beat-boxing
marijuana
Rehnquist
of a determinedAmerican government, which will
the conservatism he
His
a
side, Ariel Sharon is
the bench. When he does step down, he will
penalty.
back “It
view of him, but there
the Oslo Accords.
ofempowering states,
of
of
so,
Palestinian conflict,
who blame him for the thousands of dead
Rehnquist,
the death
importance
in
Israeli-Palestinian conflict,
ongoing
turning
ans
the United States, the
delivering
history
potentially
did
time and
to
come at a
is unable to
reports say
elected President
the world
pictures
to
On
of
an
respective votes.
away
reasons.
thought,
checkpoint cairo
breathing
never
Rehnquist
current
jesse shuger-colvin
seems at
compound
leaderships
Gore would have
generation
the
part of her circle back in the day.
would stand.
be known.
making
the election
of rationale
would
entire
are
in
We
200 electoral
it is and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
as
If
re-
an
of the as
sion in the
situations in Lebanon, Jordan,
from his wheelchair will soften of
Iraq
If
for
just John Kerry
Red
liquor.
ic blunts. Do you
for peace.
And his
unscathed and
Palestinians for
plenty
alignment
and
against to
yet
are
of peace. No doubt the
are
two
coun-
for
Europe
agreement.
Iraq
of which
recently
graves of
was
Afghanistan
Palestinian issue but hated for es
He
have turned the anger
emerged
the
it is
bot-
a
9:09 —What
step down for health
to
moment
rare
im-
an
and Russians
frustrated young Muslim consequences
on
handing
ending in
war
write the
and took the in
Kyoto Treaty
moment
deal? The
big
With the
presidency,
world.
much of
angered
jeering
handling
terror
to
he made
say
president Sept. 11, 2001 to war
Supreme
at a
of dancing
early
too
W.
George
on
other world
two
Yasser Arafat and
Is she the
for Halloween
candidate
senior.
Trinity
a
So there we have it. Bush may have lost and Arafat may have
rejoiced.
It may be four years
epitaph
the pos-
CNN.
on
wave
Fingerhut.
will drink each botde
through
them and therefore
know that death
alive,
be
to
mediocre third
Bombastic
Maybe
The others call it foul.
election was
Rehnquist.
accuse me
much
very
never a
writing.)
out:
way
Court ChiefJustice William And before you
(The
leader-
one
In addition
the White House,
switch in
be
may
the time of
at
than
Sen-
a
botde of
a
Red and
Osama bin
We will have assimilat-
conquered.
regime change finally
more
that ends this week.
global impact
still undecided
be
might
There
Egypt
losing
fingerhut, anyway?
a
appears
a
go.
Tequila
with
man
CAIRO,
night. with
and Anne Coulter? There
Kerry
wig
Remy
sults
Peaceful
Kerry
is
to
room
Drew shows
shot #2.
es.
again.
us
Rob Goodman is
things like,
say
election
on
elec-
an
night begins
Fingerhut
some
Super
eerie resemblances.
home in their Humvee
Bin Ladens dur-
Dancing
Vanessa
lovechild of John
you
We have hours
of
name
give
him part French.
Laden will be
ever
The
What the hell is
ska band—short for
team
the Pirates in Game Seven of
facing
believers
Your Shoulder.” Rob kicks
the baseball guy from
they’ll hurry
catch the Terrorists
And
bearded,
angry,
enter
stretch. Announcers
seventh-inning
Perhaps
bothered for
in my sweaty
events
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notice that he looks
And the soldiers will
24-
a
”
Do that dance you do.”
of their rifles,
of solidarity.
I
insanity,
shot #l.
Tequila
ate race
from the baseball team, I’m Osama bin Laden!”
not
couldn’t be
eight other true
8:28
unveiling
voting.
of my
a taste
you
7:42
be bothered
like classes, meals
with election results
today,
the chronicle of
blog:
when of
one
menial as
so
groundswell
enemies of freedom
Terrorists, more
give
election
an
with the oscil-
scarcely
things
cable channels
surely
I
Coopers,
filled with
crosses
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“Hey,
course,
raise
one
cial forces in the hills of
Teams identifi-
Sox,
into
capitalism
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from behind his
buy
To tion
But
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machine.
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identity.
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play
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and
purely psychological;
identifiable than
man
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England,
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and win
itself
triumphed precisely
only swallows,
derson
am
tune
of WolfBlitzers, Chris Matthews and An-
parade
something
up
medieval
Yankees and Red
and
hour
but it swal-
referring
chads and yet still
hanging
fascism
not
and can
pray,
by
tie
to
gnat,
a
was
I could
And
in, and the
I
in
deeply
cycle,
news
bodily hygiene.
coming
7:30
lates; it has turned revolution into Gordilobster sticks to magnet
Terrorists” demeans the
out
on
anti-
“America
said,
once
and
game.
the NLCS.
more
baseball
Terrorists
it
goodman
and merchandise sales when
revenue
the
nondescript
on
rob
cousins.
ugly
racially
defeat
America has
that
naming
ability and
the
to
into Terror-
their hatred with
death
to
we
So
leave my couch for trivial
Give
opposition?
during
whole.” He
tigers
Carthyism
of
and then
drawback of
choke
en-
patrols,
sympathizers
Stevenson
ig-
fifth
a
liberalizing quality
domestic
them purge
country’s
are
burned
they
as
higher payrolls
money, support their
us
early
distinctive brand
a
like
sight,
on
Let
sympathizers.
this
terrorist
turn
have virtue
They
turn
the
out
stamping
can
with the economic benefits. MLB, of
establish
teams
able
ist
of
ballteamand
a
lows
system.
does “Minnesota
so
increased gate
reaps
end
them
why
Adlai
demeans the victims of
villages
than balanced
more
begin
strip
not
American chants
god Diony-
“Washington
psychological
Let’s
within
clubs. So
enemies foster
our
the contrary: Where our
to
cathartize.
we
repress,
ramifications should be
security
Quite
lations of the to
named after
home?
at
right
substantive difference. The difference
enemies is
purged
the
at
re-
over
unaware
Norsemen,”
If
jersey.
victims of terror,
and the
column here
Pirates and
the
peasants
their sod
fury
Moss
say I
point,
the human soul’s
national
lift the
sure to
afingerhut?
coverage addict.
and into the ranks of the elite.
mediocrity
a team
devoured his flesh,
and their
raped
in
cowering
are
public
our
‘Washington
women
Not that nored. Will
emies
of
out
evidently enjoy
tore
once
terror? Consider the
Randy
and
for Charles I and the divine
You say
big
comprehensive marketing package
to a
Expos
num-
any
none
Pittsburgh
limb from limb and
their
us
over
Clevelanders
their beloved Titans sus
former
strikes out, the Terrorists will have won.” It all
malevolent. We
downright
And if Tennessee fans
kings.
adds up
Jeter
Buccaneers. We have the Cav-
because
rooting
the
Precisely
after the unsavory, the
lungs,
our
Tampa Bay
aliers,
too
be renamed the
team
exercised and then
sport
so
styled
teams
be
to
Satanists. We have the the
edgy?)
too
Undersecretaries
the
evil! you say.
are
tendencies
top of
D.C. As
have
chant “LET’S GO, DEVILS!” the
Whites
identification with evil allows
safe confines; and
pugnant
the
move
“If Derek
renamed. Current candi-
(was
that
I propose
to
Terrorists.
Temporary
ber of
it will be
negotiation
Washington,
to
Washington Grays (was
Washington
Washington
worst
Baseball voted
franchise from Montreal
dates include the and the
after years of
Sept. 29,
debate, Major League
Expos the
On
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jacked by
will be succinct.
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in
my
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