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I tình yêu the constitution so much that if they were selling shirts that đã đưa ý kiến "I <3 The US Constitution" I would buy it in a heartbeat. I was that girl who walked around campus with a pocket-sized US Constitution in her purse, because, well, bạn never know when you'll need to quote a two hundred năm old document at someone, right?

But there was another document in my purse, too, a thêm gần đây one. This one was based on the US Declaration of Independence, and influenced bởi Thomas Jefferson's contemporaries like Thomas Paine, who themselves were influenced bởi older documents like the English...
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Source: GeekAesthete on Reddit
TED Talk on growing real leather and meat in a lab instead of having to kill động vật for it.
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At what point will these people be responsible for their own reckless actions as opposed to Trump's inconvenient hoặc offensive words?
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Source: LIORA K nhiếp ảnh
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Shows a few of the most appaling experiments the government has been responsible for!
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I believe the Holocaust happened. These guys don't.
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Source: http://liberallogic101.com/
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Source: http://liberallogic101.com/
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Source: http://www.thelibertypapers.org
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AAVE is not "slang" hoặc mispronunciations, but a dialect that is just as rule-based and internally consistent as General American English.
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