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PERMANENT LINK | MARCH 7, 2007

More Dollar Bills on the Sidewalk

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The Distribution of Tax Burden... Make That Maternalism...

Enter the Garvey Fellowship Contest by writing an essay on foreign aid. They gave me first prize when I was in grad school; the next winner could be you!


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Scott W writes:

This presupposes the ability to pick up these dollar bills. And this ability is analogous to writing well with insightful things to say.

I think I'll give it a shot though. Thanks for the pointer.

Posted March 8, 2007 12:03 AM
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