This seems the most fool proof way to me.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 4:38 PM
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Subject: Re: How do I convince New Agers that not everybody should get the
same wage?
Why
It could partially be a function of the holiday season.
More movies tend to be released around holidays anyway (also around July 4,
for example), given that people are more likely to see a movie during these
times (since they have the day off).
Not only are people more apt to go because they
Having taken the WWI era Army IQ test that was the basis for some of this, I
can verify that a significant amount of it seemed to be education based
(questions regarding brands of motor engines and whatnot probably posed
issues for immigrants who'd rarely seen and never driven cars, for example).
Better late than never, but I would argue the opposite happens quite a bit
too- journalists spend a lot of time digging to find someone who disagrees
and to give them some semblance of an equal voice even when the position
they represent is laughably unequal. If Bill Clinton or George Bush say
In truth, the major pro sports (at least in the US and Canada)have very
different buisness models that to different degrees skew the system to
big and small market teams.
First and formost, every league has different revenue sharing agreements
between its membership. To my recollection, the
