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If we theorize that this blog is mainly read by middle to upperclass citizens and they at the same time contitute a substantial number of voters.
FREAK-TV: Why Economists Don’t Vote - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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"We are aware that the problems caused by landmines and the illicit proliferation, circulation, accumulation and trafficking of small arms and light weapons contitute a serious impediment to social and economic development," said Tim Clarke, the EU representative at the African Union (AU) headquarters in Addis
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The friends will naturally always want to go there, when and how they like, but it must not become a ceremony, otherwise it will contitute a precedent for similar things in the future.
Letters from the Guardian to Australia and New Zealand 1897-1957 Shoghi Effendi 1927
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We mention the plantation hands first because they are the most numerous body by far, and contitute the physical force of that class in the Southern States.
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To demystify the constant allegation that there was no clear winner, we need to sanitize the electoral register, contitute a new interim electoral commission and we go back to the ballot.
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I maintain my position that paying for renewal eight days prior to the expiration date does not contitute an expiration.
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I maintain my position that paying for renewal eight days prior to the expiration date does not contitute an expiration.
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I maintain my position that paying for renewal eight days prior to the expiration date does not contitute an expiration.
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