Make sure that the stamp is neatly placed and not crooked.
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Trump supporters surely understand that Mr. Corker is not "Crooked Hillary" or a member of the opposition.
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I always felt I would be running and winning against Bernie Sanders, not Crooked H, without cheating.
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"If this is not crooked good ol' boy politics, I do not know what is," Mr. Fernandez wrote.
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"I always felt I would be running and winning against Bernie Sanders, not Crooked H, without cheating," he added.
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I always felt I would be running and winning against Bernie Sanders, not Crooked H, without cheating, I was right.
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Crooked Hillary — he's not crooked?" the "Frida" actress says in an interview with DuJour for the magazine's spring issue. "Liar!
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Sure. &aposCause when you stand, your two feet touch the ground at the same time, and you&aposre not crooked.
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"I always felt I would be running and winning against Bernie Sanders, not Crooked H, without cheating, I was right," Trump tweeted.
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"Alone it stood, if not crooked at any rate somewhat rakish, stuck on a landscape of such stunning red and gold grandeur that its life could be only a matter of brevity, a beetle of brown boards and tarpaper roof waiting for metamorphosis," she wrote of Capricorn in her autobiography.
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Black trunk, bark with scales in wavy longitudinal bands. Cladodios yellowish greenish to dark green blueish, covered with white wax, pruinous. Thorns 3–8 cm, subulated, divergent, not adpressed, flattened but not crooked, white with yellow translucent apex. Red fruit with short spines on the top, little sunken floral scar.
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Tests of this painting revealed that the purportedly ancient wormholes in the panel had been made with a drill (they were straight, not crooked) and that the Virgin's robe was painted using Prussian blue, a pigment not invented until the 18th century. It is thought that this painting was created in the 1920s by an unknown Italian forger. The most obvious forgeries are revealed as clumsy copies of previous art. A forger may try to create a "new" work by combining the elements of more than one work.
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These birds, so celebrated in mythology, the destruction of which was one of the labours of Heracles, are said by Pausanias to be as large as cranes. but resembling in form the ibis, only that they have stronger beaks, and not crooked like those of the ibis. On some of the coins of Stymphalus, they are represented exactly in accordance with the description of Pausanias. Pindar mentions an Olympic victor in the mule-cart race (a man called Hagesias) in his sixth Olympian Ode, and urges the members of the choir to venerate their virginal Hera, who was apparently a survival of pre-Olympian religion.
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