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Examples
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I would be more than happy to argue or debate, if just for once, those who shout from the soap box of righteousness/the left, could actually debate with facts, rather than a weak mouth piece that is, the treehugging side of the fence.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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If you're driving a small, inexpensive car with a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine, you must either be destitute (because affluent people drive big cars with beefy engines), or some kind of treehugging, rice-eating, commie-lovin ', hippie.
Autoblog Green Gary Witzenburg 2010
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I'll just post it here, but be warned: this is elvish, treehugging drivel.
Omen 9 nathreee 2010
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The Economist piece argues those incentives have severe limits, only work with a few "tree huggers" in Western niche markets and can't reach non-treehugging nations like China, India and Russia.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet - Part 2 Tensie Whelan 2010
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I'll just post it here, but be warned: this is elvish, treehugging drivel.
Sairahiniel's Sermon nathreee 2010
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Gone are the days of treehugging molesters invading your space.
BASHING HUNTERS 2009
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The Economist piece argues those incentives have severe limits, only work with a few "tree huggers" in Western niche markets and can't reach non-treehugging nations like China, India and Russia.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet - Part 2 Tensie Whelan 2010
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The Economist piece argues those incentives have severe limits, only work with a few "tree huggers" in Western niche markets and can't reach non-treehugging nations like China, India and Russia.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet - Part 2 Tensie Whelan 2010
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The Economist piece argues those incentives have severe limits, only work with a few "tree huggers" in Western niche markets and can't reach non-treehugging nations like China, India and Russia.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet - Part 2 Tensie Whelan 2010
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The Economist piece argues those incentives have severe limits, only work with a few "tree huggers" in Western niche markets and can't reach non-treehugging nations like China, India and Russia.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet - Part 2 Tensie Whelan 2010
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