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1. Bronner arrived in the States in 1929, and bounced between soap consulting jobs for various companies

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2. evening news back in the States,

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3. He feels the pull of the flash bulbs, like it was seventy-nine, and he wants to stop, wants to make a statement, the statesman, the doting father with a sparkle in his eye, and he is disgusted with himself

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4. students from another country on their first day school in the States

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5. Chloe was beside herself, so she resumed the explanation, “It seems that, in the States, there are not candidates of Harold's depth of talent and skill enough to be considered for the vacancy

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6. She told me about having grown up hearing about her father's first trip to the States

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7. He had mentioned to me sometimes ago is going back to the states on December, 1981 to spend this Christmas with his family

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8. “See that’s the kicker, as we say here in the States, Mr

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9. I just have to see to it that they can meet the states requirements for credits

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10. They were, therefore, called upon to send deputies to the general assembly of the states of the kingdom, where they might join with the clergy and the barons in granting, upon urgent occasions, some extraordinary aid to the king

11. Hence the origin of the representation of burghs in the states-general of all great monarchies in Europe

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12. The statesmn, who should attempt to direct private people in what manner they ought to employ their capitals, would not only load himself with a most unnecessary attention, but assume an authority which could safely be trusted, not only to no single person, but to no council or senate whatever

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13. But whether it does so likewise with regard to that part of its capital for which the receipts are long ago expired, for which, in ordinary and quiet times, it cannot be called upon, and which, in reality, is very likely to remain with it for ever, or as long as the states of the United Provinces subsist, may perhaps appear more uncertain

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14. “It wasn't as mysterious as all that,” Kate demurred, “Changing the states of elementals is pretty much our stock and trade you know

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15. The top teacher in the States was Ed Parker and one of his students made the

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16. From others he demands a certain sum, but leaves it to the states of each province to assess and levy that sum as they think proper

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17. According to the scheme of taxing by requisition, the parliament of Great Britain would stand nearly in the same situation towards the colony assemblies, as the king of France does towards the states of those provinces which still enjoy the privilege of having states of their own, the provinces of France which are supposed to be the best governed

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18. Such occupations were considered as fit only for slaves, and the free citizens of the states were prohibited from exercising them

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19. hadn't seen since his last trip to the States

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20. "In the States, smokers rate some way below lepers

21. Similar taxes, though not quite so heavy, take place in the Milanese, in the states of Genoa, in the duchy of Modena, in the duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, and the Ecclesiastical state

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22. Similar taxes and monopolies of salt and tobacco have been established in many other countries, particularly in the Austrian and Prussian dominions, and in the greater part of the states of Italy

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23. The revenue of the States-General and of the different cities, however, is said to amount to more than five millions two hundred and fifty thousand pounds sterling ; and as the inhabitants of the United Provinces cannot well be supposed to amount to more than a third part of those of Great Britain, they must, in proportion to their number, be much more heavily taxed

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24. This, however, could scarce, perhaps, be done, consistently with the principles of the British constitution, without admitting into the British parliament, or, if you will, into the states-general of the British empire, a fair and equal representation of all those different provinces ; that of each province bearing the same proportion to the produce of its taxes, as the representation of Great Britain might bear to the produce of the taxes levied upon Great Britain

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25. He called it like he saw it, and for the most part, got everything right, especially the insistence of the inhabitants of the states he visited on the subject of equality

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26. He was not in favor of the War between the States, but when it came to decision time, he felt his place was with his homeland, the South

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27. Most spectacular have been the results in New Jersey, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Texas, especially Texas, which has created as many new jobs these last two years as the rest of the states combined

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28. Applications in the States were approaching forty per cent already

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29. „The statesman who should attempt to direct private people in what manner they ought to employ their capitals, would not only load himself with a most unnecessary attention, but assume an authority which could safely be entrusted to no council and senate whatever, and which would nowhere be so dangerous as in the hands of a man who had folly and presumption enough to fancy himself to exercise it

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30. And why is that? Well, it reserves to the States respectively, or to the people, those rights not enumerated and specifically delegated to the United States by the Constitution

31. Before we left Japan, Dorothy told me she was going to leave me when we got to the states

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32. After I got to the states I didn‘t drink anymore or smoke either

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33. The laptop hard drive was already on its way back to the States, as were the papers he’d recovered from Area 7 and Booker’s study

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34. The ―Articles‖ were created by chosen representatives from each of the states to secure the freedom, sovereignty and independence of an emerging nation

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35. There are no troops to kill with IED's because the troops are in the States and if they want to terrorise the locals please do so

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36. Both terrorist groups received continuous and considerable support from the Soviet Union and Communist China as well as the states surrounding Rhodesia

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37. “Right – but tell me, you seem to have been down here for a while, why does a geologist stay down here in Costa Rica when the good money is obviously back in The States?” Sylvia was certainly blunt, but she had been so open about herself – it was Beth’s turn

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38. Another ban shortly passed, the Northwest Ordinance, which banned slavery from all territory north of the Ohio River, what would become the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin

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39. ’ But wasn’t Sylvia the one that brought the stuck-up American bitch home in the first place? She was the one who’d ended up with the money, not Chiquita, and what’s more, she was also the one who’d just come from The States, probably on her own partner the wop, Sal Cassano’s instructions

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40. She arrived from the States to the wonderful discovery that bulldozers had widened it, cutting into the cliff face

41. Fat chance! They were back at La Hacienda the moment she returned to the States

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42. Bryan would have to win all five of the states with the closest margins of defeat for him, under 5%

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43. Founded in 1872 and situated in the states of Idaho (1%), Montana (3%) and Wyoming (96%), Yellowstone National Park stands as the world’s oldest and largest national park comprising 3,472 square miles in area

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44. With Sylvia so often in the States pursuing other business interests, Caroline’s work with the horses was transacted through Mike

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45. Mike wasn’t in charge of a thing! He was just a hired flunky who sent cocaine to the States in the digestive tracts of her horses

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46. I am from Vermont, in the States

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47. Another disturbing thought was that, by the time he got back to Chauita, the cocaine would already be in the States

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48. We even have one or two on the inside in their headquarters in the States, too

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49. “I’d always thought it strange,” she said, “that Mike, a man who knows nothing about horses or work, suddenly began a business of shipping horses out of the country, until Kevin practically said that Mike had switched from mules to horses, and the cocaine was being shipped up to the States with them

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50. “That’s true,” she said, “but I know for a fact that he’s still shipping horses to the States, you can check that out with any farm around Puriscal

51. The Army had managed to distribute turkeys to the troops, and Thanksgiving dinner was done up in traditional style, with all the trimmings, including cranberry sauce made by the cooks from cranberries that everyone speculated must have been flown in from the States

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52. There was a great deal of complaining about whether or not they would see Christmas in the States, in accordance with what they considered to have been a solemn promise by President Truman

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53. The fact that Stars and Stripes and all the Stateside papers and newsreels were full of news about the upcoming trial in Nuremberg of the principal Nazi leaders seemed to reinforce their belief that the war really was over, and there was no reason for them not to be sent home and discharged

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54. I’ve been asking about the chances of getting him to the States, and the Red Cross has said they can help

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55. The restaurant offered a better selection of meat than Colling had seen in Germany, and for that matter, under rationing before he left the States

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56. He speculated that he had probably received his discharge and returned home in the States since he had last seen him

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57. I’m headed for the States on Monday, then to Panama

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58. At best, he might be sent back to the States and maybe given an early discharge

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59. Got thirty days furlough in the States, then came back

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60. Elizabeth was in the States

61. She’s been in the States for almost three months

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62. It was obvious to him that her return to the States was imaginary, and that she had not responded to his letters in order to keep him unaware that she was in Germany

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63. Both of them was shipped home to the States for discharge

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64. What continued to baffle him was the reason why those higher-ups would want to go to the trouble to arrange a faked death of a girl who, as far as Colling knew, was somewhere back home in the States

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65. He asked the Breitmanns if they wished to immigrate to the States or remain in Germany, and Colling was surprised when Hermann asked if they might return to Berlin, the American Zone, of course

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66. I’d like to go back to the States and see my parents

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67. Many of the states sued and questioned the accuracy of the

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68. 2009 the EPA announced that it was holding up 79 permit applications for hilltop mining in the states of

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69. protection of plants and animals should be left up to the states who can evaluate the effect on citizens of the state and protect people first and critters, bugs, plants and animals in proper order rather than have

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70. by the federal government to the states and permitting them to determine the use of the land

71. abolishing this department and allowing the states to solve our energy problems

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72. will take responsibility for these actions or turn this responsibility over to the states

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73. communicated everything they know that should have been communicated to the states and so it is

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74. the main function of administering and distributing subsidies and sending money to the states to

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75. Once again, the states with agriculture have state departments for that

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76. It is administrated at the local level and if retained we could stop it at the federal level, turn it over to the states and save a bunch of money

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77. The $40 billion that is transferred to the states each year is totally administered by the states that even determine where and how it is spent

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78. government that retains half of it for their bureaucrats and then returns the balance to the states

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79. the states to implement

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80. All of the states have welfare departments and really do not need the federal

81. transferring money to the states and turning it over to the states

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82. approves AFDC programs in the states and provides about 55% of the necessary funding

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83. to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States

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84. The states are not prevented from having these

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85. Then at the state level the states rehandles the money

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86. In addition, the pay to federal employees in Washington DC far exceeds that paid in the states

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87. In the case of the departments that have legislated the states can accept or reject the regulations issued

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88. in the states where the public servants can be more closely watched

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89. In fact, it is hard to find any reason for not transferring these responsibilities to the states

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90. The complaints we now have from the states about the federal government lead to the conclusion that

91. lead one to the conclusion that the states and their citizens do need protection from this federal government

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92. cover their employees in all of the states where they operate and that privilege should be available to

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93. Medicaid is run by the states but the federal government reimburses 57% to 83 % of each states costs

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94. years) that the program is transferred to the states the federal government would need to reimburse the

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95. states for the amount that the states could not cover with the intent of eventually having the states

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96. eliminating the high paid Washington bureaucrats as well as allowing the states to design programs

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97. Turning it over to the states would have a very beneficial effect

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98. better answer would be to disband the federal organization and turn it over to the states

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99. If we transferred Medicaid and Medicare to the states there are several steps that could be taken to help

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100. and Medicaid and turned it completely over to the states