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POST #723
Another example:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...the-difference-between-a-clown-and-clown-car/
It's obviously a war for posterity.
POST #723
Everytime something is said it can be taken at least 3 ways.
Realistically. The opposite of realistic, asin: a lie, or that third(other) way.
By what do I mean?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...attkisson-exposes-c-span-white-house-dispute/
The president responds, “We have not yet redecorated this room . . . Given that we are in the midst of some very difficult economic times, we decided to hold off last year in terms of making some changes.”
Two weeks later, reports Attkisson in the book, a White House official contacts C-SPAN to say, “the Washington Post will be breaking the story of the President’s reported multi-million dollar renovation of the Oval Office,”
The code I found fixes this, turning everything into at least 50/50 when applied to context.
asin:
'There were 8 people hurt.'
so:
1. 8 people were hurt.
2. No one was hurt.
3. those other things: were? 8=infinity, heart you strength brew
Enjoy.
Another example:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...the-difference-between-a-clown-and-clown-car/
“I want to assure you that this is not true and is not my opinion of you in any way, shape or form,” Orman wrote. “My reference to a ‘clown car’ was commenting on the near-endless number of political supporters of Senator [Pat] Roberts who have piled out of Washington to support him, none of whom I think are clowns. I certainly wasn't calling you - or any of the others supporting Senator Roberts - a ‘clown.’”
Speaking earlier last Friday, Orman derided the stream of GOP surrogates who have come to Kansas to boost Sen. Pat Roberts (R), a three-term incumbent. Political visitors have included Mitt Romney, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). “It sort of seems like a Washington establishment clown car to me. Every day a new person comes out of that car,” Orman said.
It's obviously a war for posterity.