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| While making a smack on the behind a misdemeanor might seem a bit much for some -- and the chances of the idea becoming law appear slim, at best -- at least one legislator begs to differ. IN HIS new book, however, Pape begs to differ with the latter analyses, which have to a certain extent been received by the policy mainstream as conventional wisdom. Lois Gibbs' New Campaign Urges Caution on Toxic Chemicals," Currents, July/August 2003) begs to differ. |
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