Mountaintop removal moratorium ? NOT!
2009-03-27 14:26:00 From: The Charleston Gazette by Ken Ward Jr. The National Mining Association blasted EPA for ?halting mining permits.? West Virginia Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito warned the Obama administration about not to ?block mining permits.? Coalfield environmentalists praised the federal government?s decision ?to deny permits.? OK. OK. Calm down everybody. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson (above, with President Obama) hasn?t denied ...
By: News for Greens
Residents of West Virginia Become Homeless
2009-01-19 14:52:00 The rise in number of foreclosures has left many people homeless in West Virginia. The numbers have increased between January 2005 and January 2007. The study was released on Monday according to a Washington D.C based group. According to the new report from the National Alliance to prevent foreclosures, people have become homeless in the Mountain ...
UConn-West Virginia Football Game Time Announced
2008-10-20 21:50:00 The Big East Conference announced today that the UConn Huskies vs West Virginia Mountaineers game scheduled for November 1st at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, CT will kickoff at 12 Noon. The game will be televised by the Big East Network by ESPN Regional Television. It will be available locally in Connecticut on My-TV9 (WCTX) and ...
By: Random Thoughts
West Virginia Racism Shown In Video On Obama
2008-08-16 22:58:00 I've seen a lot of crappy people in this election cycle, but this video shows a lot of them. It was made just before the West Virginia Primary and has whites just saying that they will not vote for Senator Obama as president because he's Black. It's the kind of racism Hillary Clinton played on to gain votes. Will it reveal itself during the DNC Convention? If you want to see how sick America -- or at least West Virginia -- can be, watch this video: West Virginians should be ashamed of themselves for being racist. For just wanting to basically hurt themselves just to avoid voting for someone because they're Black. That's the ultimate in mental illness, which is what Racism is.
Vanessa Hudgens Heats Up West Virginia Fair (Pics)
2008-08-11 21:50:00 Disney star Vanessa Hudgens and several of her buddies heated it up during a performance on Saturday night at the West Virginia State Fair in Lewisburg. The 19-year old Hudgens is on the road performing to support her new album ‘Identified’. She is still romantically involved with young hunk Zac Efron. More Photos of ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Vanessa Hudgens Heats Up West Virginia Fair (Pics)", url: "http://bumpshack.com/2008/08/1-1/vanessa-hudgens-heats-up-west--virginia-fair-pics/" });
West Virginia Has Double Number of Registered Democrats as Republicans So P
2008-07-25 21:21:00 Ok. Here's a question for you. Why is it that Rasmussen Polling has Senator John McCain over Senator Obama 45 percent to 37 percent, but there are 665,234 Democrats, 347,760 Republicans and 156,199 who are unaffiliated, according to figures released from the West Virginia Secretary of State?s office? Think about it. That means there would be an overwhelming Democratic win in West Virginia, right? So what's Rasmussen doing with it's polling methods? I check the site and it reads this:Rasmussen Reports collects data for its survey research using an automated polling methodology.Generally speaking, the automated survey process is identical to that of traditional, operator-assisted research firms such as Gallup, Harris, and Roper. However, automated polling systems use a single, digitally-recorded, voice to conduct the interview while traditional firms rely on phone banks, boiler rooms, and operator-assisted technology.For tracking surveys such as the Rasmussen Reports daily Pre...
West Virginia and Racisim
2008-06-16 01:20:00 I see that West Virginia is pink... I wish Obama luck here. After months of trying to get the word out, and talking to people I have realized that their are some very racist ignorant people here. The good news is alot of people are saying they wont vote for eaither candidat. It is sad that they will not be voteing but if they don't vote for Mc Bush than that is even better.
Cheney Laughs at West Virginia
2008-06-04 20:09:00 Of course, Vice President Cheney quickly apologized for his inappropriate comment. At the time, he must have forgotten that there would be a Republican running for the office of President in November.
Cheney Makes West Virginia A Punchline
2008-06-03 14:37:00 Vice President Dick Cheney was wrapping up his Monday appearance at a National Press Club event when the final question from the audience addressed his apparent blood ties to Barack Obama.Cheney went on to explain that research into his family tree revealed Cheneys on his mother's side of the family."So, I had Cheneys on both sides of the family, and we don't even live in West Virginia," the vice president quipped.The remark drew laughter, and perhaps some groans, from the Washington, D.C. audience."You can say those things when you're not running for re-election," Cheney continued, to additional laughter and slight applause.West Virginia officials were less than thrilled, as The Associated Press and others report."I truly cannot believe that any vice president of the United States, regardless of their political affiliation, would make such a derogatory statement about my state or any state for that matter," said Gov. Joe Manchin. The Democrat issued a statement requesting an apo...
West Virginia Bred
2008-05-27 20:13:00 By stakes winning sire Black Tie Affair and Salt Lake dam Sweep the Salt. Small colt but is very forward. Not yet breezed and vets clean. Nice two-year-old with a lot of potential.
By: Equine Now
The Climate Change Debate and West Virginia
2008-05-27 19:49:00 At least two groups are appealing to West Virginians through radio ads as the U.S. Senate weighs "America's Climate Security Act."The legislation seeks to "direct the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to establish a program to decrease emissions of greenhouse gases, and for other purposes. "One of the radio spots comes from AmericasPower.org, sponsored by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity. The coalition includes most, though not all, of the major coal producers operating in the state.The Associated Press reports on the other group, the free-market espousing Club for Growth, running ads throughout the country regarding the bill.While both spots raise questions about the legislation, the latter group is also focusing on this year's crop of candidates. They include U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va."The proposed legislation calls for capping carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, transportation and industrial sources with a goal of reducing g...
Stuck in the 1800?s ? Racist, Ignorant West Virginians
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Keep It Smooth Jay: Jay On West Virginia
2008-05-15 21:00:00 I’m proud to announce are new segment, Keep It Smooth Jay. I will be posting posts from popular video blogger Jay Smooth who is very articulate and usually has unique views on current events and issues. This time around, Jay talks about Hillary’s victory in West Virginia, and how it really doesn’t mean much to her ...
By: Live A Good Life
Edwards Endorses Obama in Grand Rapids
2008-05-15 03:30:00 Barack Obama and John Edwards at a rally in Grand Rapids, MI. (Photo from BarackObama.com)In the midst of what has been a contentious Democratic campaign Barack Obama made his first campaign trip to a state that has been in the midst of its own contentious election battle. On Wednesday, Obama gave a rally at Van Andel Arena in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan. Obama did not campaign in Michigan before the Michigan primary because he agreed not to in accordance with the Democratic National Committee. Michigan was stripped of their delegates as a consequence of moving their primary before February 5th. Obama told the crowd that he felt guilty about not campaigning in Michigan and wanted his trip back to try and make up for that. In exchange, Obama introduced a heavy hitter in the Democratic Party, John Edwards. As an attendant of the event myself, I was also shocked to see who the surprise guest was. It was only just before the event started that news media became...
Clinton Wins West Virginia
2008-05-15 03:18:00 Not that anyone expected anything different given the demographics...From the AP:As expected, roughly 95 percent of West Virginia Democratic primary voters were white. Half of voters were from rural areas.It was one of the oldest electorates among 31 Democratic primaries with exit polls to date, with four in 10 over age 60. The only other states with somewhat similar numbers were Arkansas, Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma ? and Hillary Clinton won all four states.It also was the electorate with the highest proportion ? just about seven in 10 ? of people who lack a college degree thus far this primary season. The same held true for whites without a college degree ? again, historically a strong Clinton group. According to CNN Clinton picked up nine pledged delegates. Which still leaves Obama with a triple digit lead. Whats more telling is that Obama now has a nine superdelegate lead over Clinton which means all totalled he has a 168 delegate lead over Clinton and if you've been readi...
By: Dyre Portents
Hillary Failed in West Virginia
2008-05-15 00:38:00 When you're down 179 Delegates total, there is NO TIME For Momentum or Symbolism. Despite what the media is telling you, Hillary Clinton Failed in West Virginia. Despite the pomp and circumstance, Hillary's victory tonight pales in comparison to Obama's landslides... and it's beyond too late anyhow. read more | digg story [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Obama?s West Virginia Slaughter
2008-05-14 14:15:00 Holy crap. I’m just catching up on the news this morning. Hillary completely cleaned Obama’s clock yesterday in West Virginia. Check this out: Over 330,000 Democrats voted in the WV primary. RECORD TURNOUT for a race that the media has declared OVER. Of those, Senator Clinton received 239,062 votes (67%). SIXTY-SEVEN PERCENT, folks. Over on the GOP ...
By: GayPatriot
Hillary Clinton?s No-Win Win In West Virginia
2008-05-14 12:36:00 The Mountain State proved insurmountable to Barack Obama, who conceded the contest to Hillary Clinton before the first vote was even cast. Unlike last week?s nail-biter in IN, within a nanosecond of polls closing at 7:30 p.m. ET, the networks put the check mark next to Hillary?s name (65 percent to Obama?s 28 percent). Hillary ...
Clinton Sweeps West Virginia And White Voters
2008-05-14 09:29:00 Senator Hllary Clinton won a decisive victory in the West Virginia primary by gaining over 60% of the votes including nearly 75% of white voters. Her triumph will be touted by supporters as an indication Obama is unable to attract support from large sectors of the white American working class population. A large percent of ...
West Virginia Results Thread #6
2008-05-14 09:19:00 Okay, people still want to talk about West Virginia, so here’s you go. With 72% of the vote in, Clinton leads 66%-27%. Big night for Clinton, but in the end it doesn’t matter. No matter what Karl Rove says, there is only one math.
Clinton West Virginia Win Spurs Obama Donation Boost
2008-05-14 07:10:00 Senator Hillary Clinton's expected win in West Virginia Tuesday set off a new and enormous round of donations to Senator Barack Obama from supporters nationwide connecting on the BarackObama.com website. It started with Brad over at the www.obamavolunteercorps.org website who sent out this note:We all expected Senator Clinton to win. Although to celebrate her victory I think I will donate $10.00 to Senator Obama. Who's with me? www.barackobama.com/contribute- -BradObama Volunteer Corpswww.obamavolunteercorps.or-g..and it spread from there, with people matching the $20 donations of others. Many Obama supporters were energized by what seemed to be an openly racist way of campaigning to people in West Virginia who seemed, well, openly racist. Personally, I think West Virginia's the land the time forgot, but they're a part of America and we have to take care of them. Still, it does not excuse the open racism down there. And what the hell was John Edwards' name doing on the ball...
Bicycles for Hillary
2008-05-14 05:12:00 The lady who?s bad at math continued plodding towards Denver ? tonight, making it clear in her West Virginia Democratic primary victory speech that she?ll remain in the Democratic race for the presidency until all of the primaries are over. Or, until the money runs out. The Clinton campaign is reportedly $20 million in debt. Maybe that's why the Clintons accepted money from an 11-year-old child.
By: pajamadeen
Hillary Wins West Virginia
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By: Garling Gauge
Hillary Clinton wins big in West Virginia Democratic primaries
2008-05-14 04:37:00 Hillary Clinton is the winner of the West Virginia Democratic primaries, where she took 65% of the vote in a landslide victory over rival Barack Obama. News media and television networks were quick to project her as the winner, even with no official results tallied. Barack Obama has taken about 28% of the vote, still ...
By: Politinks
Nebraska and West Virginia Primary Results: 10:00 P.M.: Clinton & McCain Wi
2008-05-14 04:11:00 Here are the results of todays primaries as of 10:00 P.M.: West Virginia with 45% reporting: Democrats: Clinton 107,566 65% 15 delegates Obama 46,872 28% 3 delegates Republicans: McCain 41,418 76% 9 delegates Huckabee 5,573 10% Paul 2,778 5% Nebraska, with 16% reporting (remember, this is simply and advisory primary): Democrats: Clinton 10,805 49% Obama 10,536 48% Gravel 682 3% Republicans: McCain 21,493 88% Paul 2,880 12% Done Reporting, Ranting Republican :: ...
Hillary Bungkam Obama di West Virginia
2008-05-14 04:00:00 Charleston - Hillary Clinton mengalahkan Barack Obama dalam pemilihan lanjutan tingkat Partai Demokrat di West Virginia. Namun kemenangan ini tidak akan mengguncang pertahanan lawannya secara matematis. Jaringan televisi memproyeksikan kemenangan mantan Ibu Negara ini segera setelah pemungutan suara ditutup. Demikian dikutip dari AFP, Rabu (14/5/2008). CNN menunjukkan, Hillary menang dengan selisih angka yang cukup besar dari Obama. ...
West Virginia
2008-05-14 03:58:00 My mother always told me if you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t say anything at all. I don’t have a comment on West Virginia.
Hillary Clinton Cruises To Victory In West Virginia Primary
2008-05-14 03:49:00 Hillary Clinton cruised to victory over Barack Obama in the West Virginia primary
West Virginia Results Thread #3
2008-05-14 03:19:00 Early results from West Virginia, with 1% reporting: Clinton 1,436 56% Obama 910 36% Update: 2% reporting: Clinton 4,980 62% Obama 2,473 31% Clinton will be speaking to her supporters in West Virginia soon.
West Virginia Results Thread #2
2008-05-14 03:19:00 Still no numbers in from West Virginia. But to give some perspective, Chuck Todd was just on MSNBC saying that there are 189 pledged delegates left after tonight. For Clinton to overtake Obama, she’d have to win 172 of those delegates or 91%. So congratulations on Hillary’s victory tonight, but it doesn’t matter. Barack Obama ...
West Virginia Results Thread #1
2008-05-14 03:19:00 The polls in West Virginia will be closing in a few minutes. The only question is, how big will Hillary’s margin of victory be? Update: The polls are closed and MSNBC is calling it for Clinton. Exit polls say she will win 2-1. With these numbers, Clinton will get 19 delegates, Obama will get 9.
Hillary Clinton wins West Virginia primary
2008-05-14 03:14:00 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large but largely symbolic victory in working-class West Virginia on Tuesday, handing Barack Obama one of his worst defeats of the campaign yet scarcely slowing his march toward the Democratic presidential nomination. Clinton was gaining 58 percent of the vote in the early returns, with Obama ...
By: Latest News
West Virginia Primary Results: Clinton Romps
2008-05-14 01:37:00 West Virginia voters head to the polls today and Hillary Clinton is expected to dominate the state's primary. Will her victory tonight be big enough to change the dynamics of this race or will it be seen as too little, too late?As always, we'll be updating this post as we go tonight, so be sure to refresh your browser. Our live commentary on the contests can be found below.West Virginia (84% Reporting)Hillary Clinton 67%Barack Obama 26%West Virginia offers Democrats 28 delegates. Notes[6:39PM CST] As expected, Clinton has been declared the winner in West Virginia already. Some supporters were suggesting she could bring in as much as 90%. While that seems like expectations gone wild, a romp is no doubt in the works. What margin of victory does she need to change the thinking that this race is over? Will any margin of victory do that? I tend to think this is all too little, too late, despite the Clinton camp's best efforts over the past week to play up West Virginia's import...
By: Political Realm
Hillary Clinton Cruises To Victory In West Virginia Primary
2008-05-14 00:00:00 Senator Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House picked up a little steam Tuesday (May 13) with a much-needed win in the West Virginia primary. It is one of the final contests before the Democratic National Convention in Denver in late August, when the superdelegates will presumably nominate their pick ...
By: Mp3 weblog
West Virginia Doesn't Matter
2008-05-13 23:52:00 Political campaigns usually look to lowerexpectations ? but one of Hillary Clinton?s supporters took theopposite tack Monday, setting the bar for a West Virginia primary winat an unprecedented high at an enthusiastic campaign event.?You think this crowd?s noisy?? said West Virginia Senate MajorityLeader Harry Truman Chafin. ?Just wait ?til we win like 80-20.??We?ve got to give her a vote tomorrow of 80-20 or 90-10,? he added moments later.A campaign spokesman quickly tried to downplay Chafin?s remaks,saying ?We appreciate his exuberance, but we're pretty sure this raceis going to be much closer than that.?Polls suggest Clinton will win West Virginia very easily ? recentpolls have shown her beating the Illinois senator by as much as 40percentage points.But Chafin isn?t the only one raising expectations.Last week President Bill Clinton told a campaign crowd that ?allthis stuff you are hearing about is an attempt to discourage you.That's what this is, pure and simple, hoping, 'Well,...
West Virginia Doesn't Matter
2008-05-13 23:51:00 Political campaigns usually look to lowerexpectations ? but one of Hillary Clinton?s supporters took theopposite tack Monday, setting the bar for a West Virginia primary winat an unprecedented high at an enthusiastic campaign event.?You think this crowd?s noisy?? said West Virginia Senate MajorityLeader Harry Truman Chafin. ?Just wait ?til we win like 80-20.??We?ve got to give her a vote tomorrow of 80-20 or 90-10,? he added moments later.A campaign spokesman quickly tried to downplay Chafin?s remaks,saying ?We appreciate his exuberance, but we're pretty sure this raceis going to be much closer than that.?Polls suggest Clinton will win West Virginia very easily ? recentpolls have shown her beating the Illinois senator by as much as 40percentage points.But Chafin isn?t the only one raising expectations.Last week President Bill Clinton told a campaign crowd that ?allthis stuff you are hearing about is an attempt to discourage you.That's what this is, pure and simple, hoping, 'Well,...
OBAMA BUYS WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION FOR $24.95; ALSO CONTRACTS BLACK LUNG, BL
2008-05-13 22:59:00 Ah, election year in West Virginia. A time when a young politico’s fancy turns to purchasing as many votes as soft Internet money can buy in a state where “election fraud” means bouncing the check with which you paid some random Cleatus to vote for you 1,192 times in 7 minutes. And though analysts are ...
West Virginia prediction thread
2008-05-13 21:16:00 Checking in from sweltering El Salvador, where the family news isn’t so great, and where a brief trip to the beach for my baby girl led to having half my right leg fried by a jelly fish. So a little political talk will prove a nice distraction. Not much drama tonight, as no one expects Obama ...
Can West Virginia Save Hillary?
2008-05-13 19:15:00 I’d been trying to think up some clever title for this post, even since I’d read some description of he former First Lady as Clintonstein, coming back from the dead. But, given her poll numbers in West Virginia (and Kentucky), she shows remarkable vitality for someone written off as dead. With some surveys showing ...
By: GayPatriot
Hillary Clinton Cruises To Victory In West Virginia Primary
2008-05-13 15:49:00 While addressing supporters after her win, New York senator promises she'd be a president 'who's on your side again.'By Chris Harris Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in West Virginia on Tuesday night Photo: Chip Somodevilla/ Getty Images Senator Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House picked up a little steam Tuesday (May 13) with a much-needed win in the West Virginia primary. It is one of the final contests before the Democratic National Convention in Denver in late August, when the party's delegates will nominate their pick to face off against Republican Senator John McCain in November. As anticipated, and projected by CNN as the polls closed at 7:30 p.m., Clinton pulled off a victory. With 100 percent of the precincts reporting, Clinton led 67 percent to Barack Obama's 26. Whether it will be the shot in the arm her campaign so desperately needs remains to be seen, amid reports that some Democratic leaders were urging Clinton to concede to Obama and join hi...
Clinton Expected To Win Big In West Virginia Primary, While Obama Looks Ahe
2008-05-13 14:02:00 New York senator should cruise to a 20-plus-point victory on Tuesday.By Gil Kaufman Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Photo: Joe Raedle and Win McNamee/ Getty Images With one of the final primaries coming up Tuesday (May 13) in West Virginia, the Democratic contenders were headed in very different directions over the weekend. As New York senator and former first lady Hillary Clinton pushed full steam ahead in the Mountain State, blowing off Mother's Day to campaign, rival Illinois senator Barack Obama set his sights on presumptive Republican nominee John McCain and the November election. Clinton holds a formidable lead in West Virginia and is expected to cruise to an easy 20-plus-point victory in the state with a large number of working-class white voters, who have been her solid base throughout the campaign. But Obama has slowly increased his lead among pledged delegates, expanded his lead in popular votes, continued to have a huge advantage in fundraising and pulled ahe...
Clinton Expected To Win Big In West Virginia Primary, While Obama Looks Ahe
2008-05-13 14:02:00 Barack Obama now leads Hillary Clinton in popular votes, pledged delegates and superdelegates, but the New York senator should cruise to victory in the West Virginia primary.
Hillary Clinton Wins West Virginia
2008-05-13 12:30:00 Clinton changes her no vagina left behind slogan to no whitey left behind and wins the red neck state by a huge margin. Clinton plans on winning a couple more insignificant contests before making her final threat to the Super delegates. "Either give Hillary the nomination or watch her make sure John McCain beats Obama in November," said soulless Clinton Campaign Chairman Terry McAuliffe. McAuliffe, like many Clinton supporters only gets through the day with the power of his own self loathing. He hopes to get to June 3 before he kills himself but he admits he may not make it. (Blackdog fact #64 Clinton supporters do not like all those elitists folks who go to collage)
By: BLACK DOG PRESS
Nebraska and West Virginia Primary Prediction: McCain and Clinton to Win
2008-05-13 04:26:00 Tomorrow, West Virginia, and Republicans in Nebraska will head to the polls. Here’s my prediction for West Virginia: Democrats Clinton 67% 19 delegates Obama 32% 9 delegates Edwards 1% 0 delegates Republicans (the delegates for each candidate will be listed, and 3 from each 3 district will be elected): John McCain 60% 7 delegates Huckabee 21% 2 delegates Paul 13% 0 delegates Romney 5% 0 delegates Others 1% Nebraska ...
Clinton Expected To Win Big In West Virginia Primary, While Obama Looks Ahe
2008-05-13 00:00:00 Barack Obama now leads Hillary Clinton in popular votes, pledged delegates and superdelegates, but the New York senator should cruise to victory in the West Virginia primary.
By: Mp3 weblog
Obama ditches Kentucky and West Virginia and the hillbillies are angry!
2008-05-12 16:52:00 “I have personally contracted with Dean’s milk company and we are putting Obama’s picture on a carton of milk.” – Terry McBrayer, Kentucky Superdelegate ####
LA Times: West Virginia Could Spell Trouble For Hillary Clinton
2008-05-11 03:08:00 “Irony”? Oops, I guess I messed up again — I’ve done it before and I’ll surely do it again — stay tuned. The Los Angeles Times‘ article is actually entitled “West Virginia Could Spell Trouble For Obama“, when, in FACT, while taking into consideration the recent, controversial, “race-baiting” words of Hillary Clinton Sir Shrillary Diane Rodham Clinton, the exact opposite is true. For those who may have missed it, Shrillary is catching a lot of well-deserved heat for going on the record recently to suggest that SHE should get the Democratic nomination for the presidency, if for no other reason than she would be the most likely of the two to garner the vast majority of the biggotted, blue collar, gap-toothed, inbred “white foke” vote in those-there “all-important Red States”… First, a recap of the latter, from THE one and only “Andrew Sullivan’s” TimesOnline (UK) piece, f...
West Virginia Primary Elections, Tuesday, May 13!
2008-05-03 04:11:00 Tuesday, May 13 is Primary Election Day in West Virginia.
By: Gun News
West Virginia Primary Elections, Tuesday, May 13!
2008-05-03 01:10:00 Tuesday, May 13 is Primary Election Day in West Virginia.
By: Gun News
Wright Goes Wrong -- Throws Obama Off The Bus!
2008-04-29 05:07:00 I was not a big advocate of the attacks on Reverend Wright, but like Senator Obama's admission today, I did see it as a valid political discussion. I was impressed the day after the original story broke when Obama crafted, or rather, delivered an inspirational speech to denounce and claim ignorance of Reverend Wrights comments in the now famous sermon at his church.I was caught up in the questions, and followed in the belief that it would be impossible to divorce Senator Obama from Reverend Wright. I didn't believe that Obama could be 100% clear of the commentary as this preacher brought him to Christianity, married him, and baptised his children. To claim ignorance of his brand of preaching and the content therein seemed highly unlikely to me.Further, I found myself as I tried to decide on a candidate to wonder about Obama's real intentions, and what we really know of his inner beliefs? I questioned how someone so great could be associated with some so low? How could the gr... |
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