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- adjective Not having been
debated ordisputed
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In a recent New York Timesop-ed headlined “The Wars that America Forgot About,” former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw asked the obvious question: Why, in an otherwise contentious political season, have our wars gone so utterly undebated?
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In a recent New York Timesop-ed headlined “The Wars that America Forgot About,” former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw asked the obvious question: Why, in an otherwise contentious political season, have our wars gone so utterly undebated?
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Why should we leave unchallenged and undebated a practice so horrific that words alone fail to describe it?
ProWomanProLife » Note to the administration: They’re not backing down
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One had to conclude that something is wrong with the system by which government constructs boards when an issue of this importance goes for all practical purposes undebated.
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In a recent New York Timesop-ed headlined “The Wars that America Forgot About,” former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw asked the obvious question: Why, in an otherwise contentious political season, have our wars gone so utterly undebated?
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In a recent New York Timesop-ed headlined “The Wars that America Forgot About,” former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw asked the obvious question: Why, in an otherwise contentious political season, have our wars gone so utterly undebated?
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Largely unnoticed and undebated are the ways in which the bill could further expand the ambit of the plaintiffs 'bar.
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Shoved into a 1,400-page bill passed in a panic, the plan went largely undebated.
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Shoved into a 1,400-page bill passed in a panic, the plan went largely undebated.
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He goes on to talk about the Pentagon's ongoing, undebated plans not only to keep bleeding our treasury in Iraq (and, I would add, Afghanistan), but also to keep spending billions to design and build Cold War-era weapons "that lack not only a current military need but even a plausible use in any foreseeable future."
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