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1616	it may be a bit much,but its someting to consider in view of our curret problems	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1615	the tea pot is blacker than the kettle.g	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1614	Teapot Dome scandal From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Tea	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1613	well i doubt we all have the same doctor... i am going to the podietrist thursd	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1612	Then do it and also have an enrollment program to get all who qualify covered an	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1611	tim ,the topic is health care and those stats relate directly.......and it did r	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1610	Who writes tax law? Which party controls Congress?	DMaA	-	8/12/2008
1609	DMA ...mr bush pushed for war without proper financing and at the same time cut	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1608	Ya mean like Elk Hills? Gore and Occidental Petroleum (The Buying of the Presid	DMaA	-	8/12/2008
1607	No big deal. As I said software systems handle it handily.	DMaA	-	8/12/2008
1606	insurance fraud happens every where.....esp in economic down turns. would you n	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1605	alanrs,the market has just proved how it can screw things up to the point of nes	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1604	dma,insurance companies demand forms ...i believe that the number quoted was 301	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1603	i would consider some oil and gas reserves stratigic assets that ought to be kee	c.hinton	-	8/12/2008
1602	The costs of complying with HIPAA are incalculable.	DMaA	-	8/12/2008
1601	<I> Administrative costs are high due to the necessity of complying with F	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1600	<I> yet i dont see anyone showing america has the best all around health a	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1599	The unemployment rate has increased but its still not that high. In any cas	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1598	Its a bit much to say they served it up. Recessions are fairly normal, in mos	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1597	Tax policy is typically crafted to encourage a certain behavior. I presume this	alanrs	-	8/12/2008
1596	No one has made significant overall cuts in nominal spending, or even real spe	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1595	The government might loose out on this specific form of income from oil, but o	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1594	That might be mildly interesting, but it would just be one other person's	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1593	<I> if a doctor needs no adminastrative staff his overhead is going to be	TimF	-	8/12/2008
1592	All I'm saying is any post that starts with a statement like "ROTFL!!	TimF	-	8/12/2008

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