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Judge Strikes Reference to God in Ky. Law
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8-27-2009 9:19 PM
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8-28-2009
8:40 AM
ratilfar
Besides, doesn't God help those who help themselves?
8-28-2009
11:00 AM
AcesLucky
As in... the wealthy?
8-28-2009
3:47 PM
busmom
no, i think it means shoplifters
8-29-2009
11:09 AM
Oortcloud
Good to see some rationality in our government.
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