They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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Bai สน “ When he goes fishing he wants to catch all the fish in the creek ; when he goes hunting he never quits until he has his legal limit ; when he starts to make money he wants to make every nickel the enterprise affords .
Bai สน “ When he goes fishing he wants to catch all the fish in the creek ; when he goes hunting he never quits until he has his legal limit ; when he starts to make money he wants to make every nickel the enterprise affords .
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When he goes fishing he wants to catch all the fish in the creek ; when he goes hunting he never quits until he has his legal limit ; when he starts to make money he wants to make every nickel the enterprise affords .
When he goes fishing he wants to catch all the fish in the creek ; when he goes hunting he never quits until he has his legal limit ; when he starts to make money he wants to make every nickel the enterprise affords .
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He had never worked with them or lived with them or rejoiced or suffered with them . He had never done an hour of manual labor , except for chores on his father's farm ; had never seen the inside of a coal mine , a smelter , a sweatshop ...
He had never worked with them or lived with them or rejoiced or suffered with them . He had never done an hour of manual labor , except for chores on his father's farm ; had never seen the inside of a coal mine , a smelter , a sweatshop ...
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