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The government contends this view makes mincemeat out of other provisions of the ACA and contradicts the law's very purpose of providing affordable health-care to "all".

But, as Storr adds, this view makes sense only if you don't look at the work or listen to what Richter actually says.

If some will claim that this view makes me a RINO — Republican in Name Only — I say, "RINOs, let us unite and put our hides on the line to save our party from itself".

Despite the conditions, the drama of this view makes it easy to understand why Iceland has, in recent years, become almost as popular with filmmakers as it is with tourists.

This view makes no distinction between ingredients and what have been called natural constructs above.

Hamilton argued that this view makes the person a creature of his or her environment.

The laws, in this view, make for a decent society.

This view made the case even more straightforward.

Naturally, this view made him anathema to Republicans, who blocked his nomination in the usual way.

This view made some sense for societies subject to catastrophic mortality from famines, plagues and wars.

The tax code supports this view, making charitable giving tax-deductible.