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It is no accident that the Innard Circle, which has about a dozen steady members, isn't only a well-traveled group but, with journalists, authors and a book publisher, a well-read one too.
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So add to that tonight's solo performance being so heartfelt, so raw and so personal, the only members of the audience who wouldn't have shed a tear would be those without an ounce of compassion in their body.
BBC: Review: Rufus Wainwright at the Ipswich Regent, 2010
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We're sure the Xoom family and its sizable stable of mid-range phones will return to the site in good time, though, it wouldn't be a tragedy if the only surviving options were the newest members of the RAZR family.
ENGADGET: Moto pulls phones and tablets from German site pending software update
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In other words, only 15 or so members of the House didn't request an earmark in that bill.
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Don't forget, the mayor's cycle hire scheme initially opened to members only.
BBC: Week-long wait for London's new Routemaster bus
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While it was interesting to see members of a band connecting and performing regardless of geography, it wasn't much of a performance, since the other members of the band were only represented as thumbnails and music waveforms on a computer screen.
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But its executive director, Melanie Sloan, said she won't, only because the House ethics panel acts solely on complaints filed by members.
NPR: Lawmakers' Rent Payments Raise Ethics Questions
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Now the changes won't be considered until June at the earliest, and only after government officials consult with members of the media.
NPR: Myanmar Holds Off On Press Law Following Criticism
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Other suggestions for change are rumoured to include, scrapping third cars and t-cars and having pit-stops during the race with just 12 crew members working on the car and only one tyre changer.
BBC: Formula One is gearing up for more changes
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What seems not to have occurred to members of Congress is that there is a way to boost the economy that not only doesn't require federal spending but actually reduces it: removing the drag caused by excessive, unscientific and net-negative regulation.
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