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Consider this excerpt from one of the movement's supposed founding documents, the "Joan Anderson" letter that Neal Cassady, the inspiration for the character Dean Moriarty in "On the Road," wrote to Jack Kerouac in 1950.
Consider this excerpt from his videotaped declaration.
Consider this excerpt, from her post, "7 Lessons Learned After Mom Fell".
Don't believe her? First, ask yourself why and then consider this excerpt from an old Michael Bay Movieline interview circa 2001. .
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Consider, for instance, this excerpt from Todd Purdum's Aug. 4 news analysis on the most recent terror alert: "'We don't do politics in the Department of Homeland Security,' Secretary Tom Ridge said on Tuesday in dismissing any suggestion that his latest threat warning had a political motive.
Consider these excerpts from a front-page article in The New York Times in 1963 under the headline "Growth of Overt Homosexuality in City Provokes Wide Concern".
To answer that question, we might consider an excerpt from "Jesus Calling": "Try to imagine what I gave up when I came into your world as a baby," Ms. Young writes, in the voice of Jesus.
Consider an excerpt from the State of the Union address -- not last week's speech, but the one George W. Bushgave in 2005.
Read more of this excerpt from "Enrique's Journey".
This excerpt from the Tempest shows this eloquently: .
Find out in this excerpt from By the Book.
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