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Comment #22366478
FYI: "A Place to Grow" was the Iowa motto in the 70s and/or 80s, possibly earlier.
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Comment #21722455
What sort of impact might such plants have on the various Pacific Rim Salmon species that need to return from the saltwater to their natal freshwater streams to spawn?
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Comment #21457568
I'm told nature is beautiful.
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Comment #21262711
I believe it was typed in a tongue-in-cheek' manner.
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Comment #20829353
Purchases are more of a 'tell' than Sales...
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Comment #20626363
Fly fishing.
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Comment #20537224
Agreed. What a joke.
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Comment #20422185
Exactly.
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Comment #20285705
I despise them due to the noise and length of time they take to dry hands.
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Comment #19722799
I fail to see how it is fair to everyone that has paid for their tuitions and loans. Can I get paid back for mine? For mt two sons' tuitions?
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Comment #19615484
苹果和橘子
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Comment #19362146
And for hockey news: http://HockeyBias.com
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Comment #19329302
A few decades ago I graduated with a BFA and Business minor from a small liberal arts school and then went to a six month 'boot camp' for COBOL a few years later. I L O V E the fac…
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Comment #19313451
...And in addition to being philanthropic, the wealthy don't put their money under a mattress. They invest in companies - everything from startups to large, conservative companies.…
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Comment #19304455
And U.S. companies are historically more productive.
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Comment #19208691
Puh-lease...
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Comment #19203661
Ditto. And I imagine there are many other companies around the world willing to work longer hours that may eat the lunch of their 'you decide' competitors.
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Comment #18979470
No. He says Times of change are times of change. And we can’t change some things but not everything... And that’s where we are. We are not willing to move away from the things of t…
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Comment #18877195
Any decade now...
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Comment #18717044
That's a small part of the story I believe...
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Comment #18717028
Superb! ;)
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Comment #18665986
How is the number unrealistic? thanks
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Comment #18631126
I can loan you a clue if you need one...