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They’re giving up an average of 26.2 points, precisely twice as many as the Chargers.

He has laid out precisely what the president must do to deny U.S. citizenship to babies of migrants under his view of the law.

From Slate

What I am calling the Black liberal tradition or, more precisely, a liberal tradition improved by the ideas and insights of antebellum Black Americans, is more aligned with a fully realized liberalism than perversions of the tradition we see in the writings of slaveholders and supporters who were committed to maintaining racial feudalism.

From Salon

I said precisely that to Brooks and others in a small audience at Washington, DC’s Politics & Prose Bookstore on September 9, 1997, during a talk on my book Liberal Racism: How Fixating on Race Subverts the American Dream.

From Salon

But to do this is to turn grief into our personality, and that’s precisely what Henry does in “Great Gold Bird.”

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