Today, thanks to the emergence of cable TV and a decline in standards designed to avoid tabloid-style journalism, it is much easier to put muck in play, which is what has happened with Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace's 2004 counterpart, Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.
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Efforts to remedy the harbor mess have been stalled for years because of initial concerns dredging could just make the problem worse, and then by a firestorm of local opposition on " environmental racism " grounds to plans to incinerate the hotspot muck in a low-income Portuguese-American neighborhood.
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The farmers till a land whose history is as rich as the soil : 10, 000 years ago, the glacial lakes covered the highly organic soil, known as muck, in Orange County, which represents the second-largest concentration of muck in the United States, after the Everglades in Florida.
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This smarmy, smug pep talk that purports to put everything into perspective is cynically designed not only to distance Springer from the muck in which he works, but to keep his audience from feeling they've dirtied their hands, no matter how pathetic the " victims " they've laughed at the previous hour.
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Meet Mr . Inside : Ron Deaton, 53, chief legislative analyst for the Los Angeles City Council, a man who for 32 years has watched mayors and councils and movers and shakers and every would-be muck-a-muck in the city come and go and whose mission, year in and year out, is to plot council strategy and see to it that the council gets its way.
