Why should this consensus point of view get any air time, blog space and newsprint consumption?

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More importantly, it was thought-provoking, it carried the Huffington Post sensibility, the commenters who became guests brought a new energy to news talk, the hosts largely did an excellent job, the running comments got real momentum several times, the content almost never repeated itself and it covered topics that rarely-to-never get intelligent air time on the big three.

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Headline inflation is going to rise further in March and April, and sadly that will see too many doom and gloom rate hike hawkes get too much air time.

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In fact, minor parties get vastly more deference and air time than they deserve, either (in my view) for their often risible platforms (when they actually have platforms, which is the exception, as they are usually one issue or one faction leader-based).

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We took a view as the week went on it was time to clear the air, to get the words down, get it right and in a sense to partly vindicate, to partly exonerate Sophie.

BBC: News Online

But another poll, this one by the nonprofit Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, found that three-quarters of the people it surveyed were wrong about what they have to do to get ready by the time analog signals go off the air on Feb. 17, 2009.

NPR: A Year Out, Digital TV Picture Still Far from Sharp

However, when pushed, he admitted he does get vertigo from time to time when he's high in the air.

CNN: Horror journeys into the mind in 'Dead Space 3'

Its seismic exploration ships off the coast of Angola have cut the time it takes to get approval and order replacement parts for things like air conditioners from ten days to as little as two minutes.

FORBES: The AOL of B-to-B

Year upon year of slowing down the action in their heads, of training their brains to take the emotion out of the multiple thousands of split-second decisions they make every time they get in the car, tends to lend them a languid air when not in action.

BBC: How good is Button?

College football is in the air. (Applause.) We will try to get you home in time to see the Hawkeyes and the Cyclones.

WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at Campaign Event

Jetstar and Air Asia are using Narita airport as their hub, which is expensive and time-consuming to get to from Tokyo.

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