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"historical play" = MacBeth?
Those guys have a lot of orange and only a little green, I've never seen orange and green together like that. The Irish hate the orangemen.
Yeah, check back a few breads in Notables.
I didn't know about "official time", where some fed employees spend half (or all) their working time on union business (i.e. being our legal opponents.)
Trump cut it to max 25%; the whole idea is crazy.
To some extent. There's one every year, and there aren't that many chaired professor lines at the top 5 or so economics departments, so it's not that unusual that those guys eventually get tapped.
She didn't claim to be NA on her college and law school apps. That's because she would have to prove it with documentation, and she has no docs (of course.) And it's the reason she only graduated from Rutgers Law School.
But when entering the job market, where you don't have to prove ancestry, she suddenly discovered this heritage, and was soon tenured at U of Texas, then at Harvard. An amazing, basically impossible accomplishment for someone with a Rutgers law degree. Ah, the power of affirmative action!
He's got similar in Londonistan. He's striving for more.
Would be more convincing if Nunes, the Chair, said that.
So Hitler was like a Somali. No wonder he was so aggressive.