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patronymic surname .
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Workers have said they were skeptical at first, but after witnessing things Hulin predicted come true at the site, many are now believers.
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Aubry Dauterive, one of the first people to dig at the site with Hulin, said Hulin told him he would find something at around 17 feet, and “sure enough, he was right within 2 or 3 feet.”
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Workers have said they were skeptical at first, but after witnessing things Hulin predicted come true at the site, many are now believers.
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Aubry Dauterive, one of the first people to dig at the site with Hulin, said Hulin told him he would find something at around 17 feet, and “sure enough, he was right within 2 or 3 feet.”
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“We gave everybody the weekend off after it fell again,” Hulin said.
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Workers have said they were skeptical at first, but after witnessing things Hulin predicted come true at the site, many are now believers.
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Aubry Dauterive, one of the first people to dig at the site with Hulin, said Hulin told him he would find something at around 17 feet, and “sure enough, he was right within 2 or 3 feet.”
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“We gave everybody the weekend off after it fell again,” Hulin said.
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“We gave everybody the weekend off after it fell again,” Hulin said.
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Rachel Hulin (former photo editor at Nerve) is doing get-out-the-vote in battleground state Wisconsin, and documents this choice example of anti-Obama propaganda flyers being stuffed in mailboxes, in the guise of a letter directly from "Barack Hussein Obama II."
Boing Boing 2008
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