As the " Washington Post " reports, the controversial invocation given in January to the Kansas Legislature has sparked angry protests and has been read word-for-word twice on Paul Harvey's popular radio show, which is some sort of a record.
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While Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has been careful not to call the relationship a partnership _ saying only that the United States and China are " on the road to a strategic partnership " _ Clinton, speaking off the cuff, used the word twice Tuesday.
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On or before May 1829, Smith dictated a revelation warning him that whoever had stolen the 116 manuscript pages was planning to wait until Smith re-translated that section of the golden plates, and then alter it, to show Smith could not translate the same words twice.
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We had a bunch of hotshot statisticians, Ph . D . s who could talk for hours without using the same word twice, but when what they said was translated into a language similar to English, here's what they said : The world is divided into two camps, and the members of those camps seldom change allegiances.
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That's throughout the whole text, once and twice only, yet you have decided it to be repetitive wording, yet it gives two different facts about that word from two different sources, so the fact that you noticed may be as significant than that I used the word twice ( I spelled it two different ways too, which you didn't notice, but that's what the sources did so I am just following those ).
