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Corporate and government decisions are often made behind closed doors
Author: Trial in the United States dying
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I've never understood why people would stay in the theater after it became obvious that the rest of the movie would not be enjoyable
'Chainsaw Massacre' art director, 60, dies
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Governor Janklow has more negatives. He's been governor for 16 years. You do accumulate negatives over time as you serve in office
Election 2002: SD race experience vs youth
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He has been a sharp critic of Washington and the gridlock. ... He is looking more toward having a link to the White House than eventually becoming a leader of the Republicans in the U.S. House. He would accept the position of a back bencher as long as he enjoyed access to the White House
Election 2002: SD race experience vs youth
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He really has put the machinery of state government to work addressing the issues. He's not a political conservative who believes the government should be passive and inactive
Election 2002: SD race experience vs youth
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I continue to be convinced the voters are going to cast their vote on their impression of the personal qualities of these two candidates and their stated positions on the issues facing the citizens of South Dakota
Elections 2002: In SD it's the balance
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We know the Democratic Party organization, particularly Johnson's organization, is working very hard on the reservations to get out the vote. That could make a difference
Elections 2002: In SD it's the balance
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We talked candidly about areas in which we disagree, but also identified areas of common ground on which we can build
U.S. envoy, Syrian president talk
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to victims from the May 20 tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, May 22, 2013. The EF-5 tornado cut a path of destruction approximately 17 miles by 1.3 miles wide and left 24 people dead. UPI/J.P. Wilson