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| 2, whereupon we would surely detect many smoking prevaricators. Sirota called Emanuel the embodiment of the Democratic tendency to be "connivers, prevaricators . Significantly--or maybe just coincidentally, the author Rose supplanted atop the New York Times' best-seller list was Al Franken, whose Lies--And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them, only includes political prevaricators. |
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