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The good news is that if Obama wins he won't owe these people anything — and wouldn't it be refreshing to see plutocrats, too, discover that elections have consequences?

And while Julie and Abdu soon leave South Africa for his native land -- an unnamed country in the Middle East -- they, too, discover that political realities beyond their control affect the shape of their relationship, that class and race and ideology inform their dealings with each other and with their respective families.

Berlin, too, discovered that it had a magnificent course.

Growing one out of sheer laziness in 2003 while working as a pot washer in Sheffield, I too discovered that as my mousy brown hair receded, a brave new auburn identity was suddenly mine for the taking.

Stan, too, discovered that her real passion was in science communication rather than research.

We may not provoke folk in ways that disrupt their levels of comfort, but when we do, I am sure that we, too, may discover that safety is relative.

When the Democrats submitted the bill, Mr. Schmitt said that he, too, was surprised to discover that physical disabilities were not covered.

He also discovered that humans, too, made leptin.

And for some reason it seems like the bottlenose whale want to take a short cut through what it thinks is a sound, and too late it discovers, that is on shallow ground and is unable to turn around again.

Or whether he, too, discovers that leverage works both ways.

Seventeen-year-old Rachel Andrea Bowenn of "Desperate Housewives," wearing way too much eye makeup here too) discovers that having sex just one time can kill you, though the result from her initial saliva test isn't definitive.