In a city with many famous thoroughfares, Ramona has earned its place among them not for its drug culture, crookedness, strangeness or history; rather, for how it represents the future.
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Mihail Diaconu, a 64-year-old teacher, said he voted for Tudor because he wasn't involved " in the banditry and crookedness of the former governments ."
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Jacob's limp becomes the symbol of his having encountered God-it is a figure for the breaking of his crookedness ( the archetypal conman ? ) and a sign of his being blessed.
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Leaders at the summit _ sponsored by the Atlanta-based Carter Center _ said they hope to at least reduce the crookedness that infects elections, business and the criminal justice system in their homelands.
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The years 1992 to 1995 were a humbling lesson for me for it made me realise that neither is " crookedness " a third world characteristic and nor is honesty a monopoly of the developed world.
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Their crookedness suggests that soft tissue may not have extended all the way to the tips of the spines, meaning that the sail's webbing may not have been as extensive as it is commonly imagined.
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"So many of us are always going to be thinking there was a little crookedness that went on down there in Florida, " said Brown, speaking particularly of the skepticism of her fellow blacks.
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In his next film " Mr . Smith Goes to Washington ", ( 1939 ) Capra reinforces the integrity and decency of the everyman who can transcend politics despite the power and crookedness of special interest groups.
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The tide of coaches had been going out for so long, either through incompetence or crookedness or opportunity, and today he stands before you saying, in his words, " I really believe Cal is a dream job.
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The railroad received a widespread reputation for its crookedness; it was once called the " crookedest line in the world ", and some accounts claimed that there were bends in the line that allowed the Rapid Creek in only 26 miles.
