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misserved

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His glorious self-promotion in these rancid self-exculpatory memoirs has been given the full blessing of the state he so misserved.
Peter Torkildsen, a former member of Congress, said yesterday the comments suggested society somehow misserved the terrorists.
``It doesn't necessarily mean that children are being misserved,''said Edward Condon, executive director of the California Head Start Association, a nonprofit advocacy group representing providers statewide.
 
 
 
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