What is more superior... Noli Me Tangere or El Filibusterismo?
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Both books are equally good. They contain a lot of information about the Philippines past and valuable learnings/morals as well.
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The best thing about illegal immigration is cheaper prickly pear tunas. Man those are good, and 6 for a dollar.
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I would say that George Lopez is funnier that Freddy Prince. Vato Loco means crazy dude.
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"The Lion Sleeps Tonight" or "Louie, Louie"
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hugo chavez\n\n-- he manages to drive bush crazy
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Francisco Fonseca. I think he will do better than Borgetti for this tournament.
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I'm no constitutional expert, but technically you may be right.  In the political arena, it's a different matter.  I think that using the filibuster has been the only way the Democrats have had to achieve any kind of bipartisan process.  I realize the majority party rules, but the days of at least some give and take between the aisles are long gone.  I think the threat of filibuster has given the minority party more of a place at the table then they had.
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Toluca vs Cruz Azul or\nToluca vs Pachuca
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I'll go with "none of the above".
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considering thats not even a question id say el cangri ALL the way!!!he raps better. don omar has talent but daddy yankee has more EL CANGRI 4EVA!!!!!!!!!
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For me that's Spanish, it is so thrilling and passionate. On the second place of course Italian.\nHave a great day!
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neither...\nbut if I have to choose, then 1. sounds better.
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Guillani. I think he has a better temperament for the job. Other than that, both are highly qualified.
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I love Niel, but Dylan is a better Songwriter. Check out the lyrics to "tweeter and the monkey man" (a Wilbuys take) but a Dylan song. The best!
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In a legislature or other decision making body, a filibuster is an attempt to extend debate upon a proposal in order to delay or completely prevent a vote on its passage. The term first came into use in the United States Senate, where Senate rules permit a senator, or a series of senators, to speak for as long as they wish and on any topic they choose. The term comes from the early 17th century, where buccaneers were known in England as filibusters. This term had evolved from the Spanish filibustero which had come from the French word flibustier, which again evolved from the Dutch vrijbuiter (freebooter). In the United Kingdom Parliament, a bill defeated by this maneuver is said to have been talked out.\n\nA similar form of parliamentary obstruction practised in the United States and other countries is called "slow walking". It specifically refers to the extremely slow speed with which legislators walk to the podium to cast their ballots. For example, in Japan this tactic is known as a "cow walk". In general it refers to the intentional delay of the normal business of the legislature
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El Paso.\n\n¡Amo el béisbol, lo traigo por favor detrás!
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the senate, and filibuster.\nsee http://www.thisnation.com/question/037.html\nthis gives a pretty good definition.