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Your coffee opinions are very relevant to this discussion, and have been duly noted.

The securitizers paid the rating agencies for their opinion and the ratings agencies duly delivered an opinion that the securitizers wanted: AAA.

The more juvenile comments are identified and the posters are duly penalized.

Looks like I owe you five bucks (as of 8am London time);-) Assuming $2.50 market in upvotes, duly upvoted you twice!

The ECB declared that it intended to buy unlimited quantities of these bonds if the panic did not subside – which it then duly did.

It wasn't a theft, but a duly-authorised removal.

But then, having won the war and established the nation as a sovereign power, when the fourteenth amendment was duly enacted it became binding on all the states.

In fact my argument is that the industry set itself up for meltdowns as soon as regulation stopped having teeth, and meltdowns duly happened when regulations were formally repealed.

The search engine then duly presents the most appropriate results to the masses in a manner in which we are all most familiar by now.

> except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted The drug war and prison state aren't metaphorical continuations of slavery, but the literal legal legacy.

Rights to anything they don't list automatically belong to you as the new employee, even if it was created on a work PC during working hours as a result of an employee's current job and the employee was duly paid for it.

No casino in the states of NV, CA or LA has ever informed me nor have I seen other patrons be duly made aware of the 2%-15% for the slots nor the 1% for Blackjack, Video poker or Craps.

Neither I nor anyone has said that they are required to make you aware, let alone "duly" so.

The people who wrote the amendment, and those who ratified it, clearly understood what the word meant to them, and codified that it was OK to continue the practice, restricted to those "duly convicted".

Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." [emphasis mine] So yes, involuntary servitude in prison systems is specifically allowed under the US Constitution, and you could even refer to US prisoners as slaves, and that would still be allowed.

Duly noted, as are his attempts to trivialize the plight of the slaves upon who's backs Dubai was built.

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