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It couldn't have been easy for this couple then in their eighties, getting from their home in rural Oregon to an even-more isolated town in Iowa, with Monica in a wheel chair because of multiple sclerosis.

Roy M. Pitkin: Nice Guys Sometimes Finish First Roy M. Pitkin 2011

One of these days she'll come out with something so even-more mindless or disturbing or damaging that she'll self-destruct.

Palin takes brief break for Thanksgiving 2009

After all, the alternative is getting even-more paltry returns on things like short-term Treasury securities.

Fed's Weapons of Mass Distraction David Reilly 2011

It couldn't have been easy for this couple then in their eighties, getting from their home in rural Oregon to an even-more isolated town in Iowa, with Monica in a wheel chair because of multiple sclerosis.

Roy M. Pitkin: Nice Guys Sometimes Finish First Roy M. Pitkin 2011

And the treaty allows for even-more deviation from a balanced budget if a downturn is "severe," which other euro-zone rules define as a GDP decline of more than 2%.

Budget Treaty: Neither Panacea Nor Poison Marcus Walker 2012

Financial firms ultimately took hundreds of billions of dollars of write-downs on those portfolios, throwing markets into turmoil and triggering even-more losses when some markets seized around the world.

Guilty Pleas Hit the 'Mark' Susan Pulliam 2012

The championship caps an even-more tumultuous than normal sixth season in pinstripes for Rodriguez, from the admission he took steroids earlier in his career to the March 9 arthroscopic hip surgery that sidelined him for the first 28 games of the season.

At last, A-Rod wears World Series crown 2009

The point here, I suppose, is that check-cashing fees may be an exploitative scam run by sleazeballs, but that they may turn out to be a more prudent option for the working poor than the even-more exploitative scam run by the more mainstream, but sleazier sleazeballs of the banking industry.

Discourse.net: Fred Clark on the Cost of Being Poor 2009

A campaign run by the always-chingón Applied Research Center publishers of the even-more-chingón magazine, Colorlines is seeking that everyone stop using the term "illegal" outright, or at the least resort to using the awkward I-word stand-in.

Gustavo Arellano: ¡ASK A MEXICAN!: "Illegals" and The "N-Word" Gustavo Arellano 2011

In Syria, protesters welcomed the U.S. and Europeans' call with a mixture of relief that powerful allies were rallying to their side—and fear that it would provoke an even-more violent backlash from the government, which has argued it is fighting Islamist militants backed by a foreign plot.

World Leaders Urge Assad to Resign Jay Solomon 2011