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Callum · Guest

You do know that there is a difference between goth and vamp, right? South Park covered the distinction well in a not so recent episode.
But aren't the Chinese massively interfering in the market by artificially controlling the value of their currency? That isn't exactly free market economics.And isn't it perfectly acceptable, even in a free market, for one participant to try to convince another to make changes in their policies and practices?

Afshin · Guest

“"A new study finds university students in coed housing are 2.5 times more likely to binge drink every week" More likely than who? Sensationalist trash journalism based on meaningless statistics.TOGA! TOGA! TOGA!

Brennick · Guest

Didn't we just get done jacking up food prices because of Ethanol? Brazil can get away with using sugar to power everything because sugar is not a staple..
who the ***** is Barry?!

Hemmons · Guest

Not all food is the same quality. Feed corn does not taste like sweet corn, for example.Plus they say it works with cellulose so it could potentially process the waste / non-edible parts of plants, such as the husk and stalk in the case of corn.?
Damn, this is pretty intense

Kenute · Guest

Ditto: Captain Stubing...Love Boat

Valmurandu · Guest

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Damanjit · Guest

some facts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Media_and_ ...The media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) has challenged CMPA's non-partisan claim, based on the argument that much of its funding has come from conservative sources, and that its founder, Dr. S. Robert Lichter, once held a chair in mass communications at the American Enterprise Institute and was a Fox News contributor.[18][19] After a Washington Post article referred to CMPA as "conservative," the Post published a "Clarification," which concluded, "The Center describes itself as nonpartisan, and its studies have been cited by both conservative and liberal commentators."[20]Progressive organization MediaTransparency (now run by Media Matters for America documented that between 1986 and 2005 CMPA received 55 grants totaling $2,960,916 (unadjusted for inflation). The organization, which collated information from returns filed by numerous conservative foundations, found that 86% of CMPA's total funding came from conservative-leaning foundations.[citation

Cate · Guest

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