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If you intend to do something, but there’s something else that has to be done, you could say you’re “going to,” you’re “planning to”...
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Federal Government hits debt ceiling for the 79th time
Two headlines tell you who’s for you: Federal vs. Texas
Greater Idaho movement criticized by those who offer no solutions
Is “National Divorce” the answer? Representative Greene thinks so.
Texas pays more than it receives when it comes to Federal highway funding
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Greater Idaho movement criticized by those who offer no solutions
Idaho legislature proposes Oregon border negotiations
National Divorce? If States Want To Leave, They Have The Power!
Secession: Self-Determination for Foreigners but Not for Americans
Congress teases hope for Puerto Rico sovereignty vote
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Silicon Valley Bank collapse shakes the financial world
Texas Economic Report: productivity and the coming recession
Legislature considers banning Chinese from buying land in Texas
Texas Economic Report: Higher interest, lower productivity, more handouts
Central banks to blame for “deliberate”economic downturn?
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“There” and “their” are homonyms, two words with different meanings that sound the same. Some of us write using a made up or different...
