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Kevin Smith, J.D. says: September 19, 2011 at 1:16 pm My response is that the government already implemented an adequate solution to (...)

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In The Angry Children of Malcolm X (1966), Julius Lester discusses the failure of nonviolence and argues that black power, or (...)

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Here the Conservative government seems to be embracing that position (not because I suggested it, of course, but because the Hargreaves (...)

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Included in the group are top government leaders, military generals, key executives and shareholders from giant corporations, Arab (...)

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Raizel’s letter points out another problem — Google is assuming a overly narrow view of the public domain. Whether government (...)

Crash of the titans: greed, hubris, the fall of Merrill Lynch, and the near-collapse of Bank of America by Greg Farrell The story of two (...)

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Instead, a persistent and probably willful failure to understand basic fair use law on the part of publishers.

At the end of The Payoff , Connaughton calls on voters to reclaim their government from the ruling elite, but does not say how.

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