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Words of the Week
Published on May 29, 2008
“There’s
something out there that poets write verse about, and something out
there that kings wage war about. I’ve been lucky enough to experience
that in my life, and I hope all of you do, too. So, poets and kings,
everybody.” —State Rep. Rob Briley, in a bizarre “coded” last message to his colleagues in the state House
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