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With a fundraising goal of $50 million in its sights, the Obama administration has "opened floodgates" itself for corporate influence-peddling at the 57th Inaugural Ceremony. .

This has opened the floodgates for the return of similar Communist soap operas.

Schenn's goal has opened the floodgates and restored intrigue to this contest.

In addition to fluctuations in the laws, technology has opened the floodgates to Western music.

The decision has opened the floodgates for claims on Iranian property in the US.

Lawyers Lawsuits were already streaming in following the USADA ruling and now Armstrong's confession has opened the floodgates.

But Mr. Rickson (who directed "The Seagull" on Broadway with Ms. Scott Thomas. and the current "Jerusalem") has opened the floodgates.

As Mr Acquisti says, sharing named photos online has "opened the floodgates" to a new, privacy-sapping world.

Many commentators address the need to undo the pernicious effects of the Citizens United ruling, which has opened the floodgates for nasty anonymous advertising.

Oedipal complex?" His friends are mumbling something that sounds like "No, no"; but Josh has opened his floodgates, and the fears keep hurtling out.

Asserting that the Supreme Court's decision "seriously undermined our democracy," the federation of 57 labor unions approved a resolution saying: The Citizens United ruling has opened the floodgates to massive spending by corporations and even more so by wealthy donors.