Here is an email: Dear Americans, When I send out a breaking news update from MillionsofAmericans.com many people write back to me thanking me for the information and asking me about my sources. Like Rush Limbaugh, many times, I refer to the Washington Times often. I find The Washington Times National Weekly Edition to be well written and right on top of the issues. In fact, The Times has repeatedly scooped all other news sources on major national issues like the Clinton scandals. Perhaps more important, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition reports stories the liberal news media intentionally ignores because it does not fit their version of the news. If you want to stay truly informed and get the facts about what's really happening in the world, I strongly suggest that you read The Washington Times National Weekly Edition. I could not do without The Times to combat the liberalism of the Washington Post. Now there's a way that you too can have what I do -- by reading the Washington Times National Weekly
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A: The Washington Times National Weekly Edition
Here is an email: Attached is a spreadsheet of customers attending the TW Customer Update meeting in November please verify that names and company are correct. Marketing your customers are highlighted in RED. Please make necessary changes and return to me. Thanks,
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Here is an email: Dear Jeff, Heard about the pie episode today in California. From all the press accounts I've read, it sounds like you handled what had to be a difficult situation admirably and, in the immediate wake such adolesence, still managed to clearly and articulately make your case about what's been going on out there. Congratulations---hats off to you, Jeff. I am glad you
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PIE THROWING EPISODE, BE SAFE!