One concern should not be piggybacked onto another .-- talk ) 15 : 25, 21 April 2008 ( UTC)
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Murray and Finneran insist that credit for welfare reform properly belongs with Democratic leaders; they say Weld just piggybacked on their efforts.
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To get their products recognized, many designers have piggybacked screenings, premieres and elaborate retail promotions onto a film's release.
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Some states'sites stand alone; others are piggybacked as a part of the state government's official site on the Web.
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The piggybacked tales couldn't have painted a better picture of the unconscionable pay and benefits gap between top executives and other workers.
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A bill for the Treasury Department that also paved the way for a congressional pay raise was instead piggybacked onto a different spending measure.
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Each of the two packets contains the permanent and temporary keys of the sending node which are piggybacked on top of normal data packets.
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The reason for the " 45 days go " bit is that you piggybacked onto an already existing draft rather than starting your own.
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So Gray quickly became a pioneer in developing ventricular-assist devices, which are piggybacked onto failing hearts to help them pump more blood.
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He has piggybacked fund-raising and campaignlike visits with presidential appearances in battleground states like Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin, California and Ohio.
