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	A Fistful of Euros: The Minister for Weblogs
		December 2004 November 2004 October 2004 September 2004 August 2004 July 2004 June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003
		Earlier Thursday, Dutch Finance Minister Gerrit Zalm defended the stability pact, warning of a crisis if countries flout rules for budgetary rigor contained in the 1997 agreement.
		Ringholm and Swedish Prime Minister Goeran Person have repeatedly criticized Paris for lax fiscal policies that have also been cited as one reason Swedes rejected the single European currency in a September 15 referendum.
	www.fistfulofeuros.net /archives/000108.php

	Oct 04, Shocking discoveries at Solomon Islands captive dolphin facility - World Society for the Protection of Animals
		WSPA investigators in the Solomon Islands recently uncovered shocking evidence of ongoing dolphin suffering, along with reports that the animals' capturers may once again flout national and international law by attempting to export the dolphins overseas.
		When foreign business interests started rounding up dozens of dolphins in the Solomon Islands in 2002/2003, experts immediately raised alarm bells about the welfare of the animals and questions as to the validity of the proposed exports under international and Solomons national law.
		Continues Muncaster, "The Solomon Islands have just been through a long period of political and economic chaos and a breakdown in law and order.
	www.wspa-usa.org /pages/475_oct_04_shocking_discoveries_at_solomon_islands_captive_dolphin_facility.cfm (849 words)

	The California Recall Plot
		On April 12, 2003 while Issa was circulating recall petitions, Schwarzenegger conferred at the White House with Karl Rove, the man who has been called "Bush’s brain." He appears to be Arnold’s brain as well, for Schwarzenegger has surrounded himself with political consultants who are as ethically-challenged as any of Bush’s appointees.
		For what crime, then, have the Republicans conspired to flout the will of the California electorate?
		The California recall election will cost taxpayers $67 million and, considering the number of contestants, 135 in all, is expected to culminate in the same kind of polling fiasco that occurred during the hijacked Florida presidential election.
	www.hermes-press.com /recall2.htm (1542 words)

	City Journal Autumn 2003 WeÂ’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore by Brian C. Anderson
		Already, 2003 has been a banner year for such books, with at least one and often two conservative titles hitting PW’s best-seller list each week.” Joining Regnery in releasing mass-market right-leaning books are two new imprints from superpower publishers, Random House’s Crown Forum and an as-yet-untitled Penguin series.
		Other top imprints—from HarperCollins to the University of Chicago Press—are also publishing books that flout liberal orthodoxy.
		Conservative authors long had trouble getting their books released, with only Regnery Books, the Free Press, and Basic Books regularly releasing conservative titles.
	www.city-journal.org /html/13_4_were_not_losing.html (1542 words)

	Batheaston.net - Batheaston Bulletin Issue No.6 November 2003
		The schemes flout Government planning guidance in numerous ways and, in particular, the proposals for Bathampton Meadows contravene both the spirit and the letter of national and Local Authority policy on the Green Belt.
		Vastly increased congestion at the A 46 roundabout
		The conference and drinking facilities (including a 20-foot by 50-foot bar) in the rugby pavilion are unjustified and would lead to abuse, including 'social' functions which would create disturbance into the night.
	www.batheaston.net /article13.html (2241 words)

	Notes from the Lounge: Flaunting Your Flouting
		Colby Cosh (spurred by the execrable John Derbyshire) comments on common confusions in speech and writing, among them the use of "flaunt" for "flout." I mention this only because I recall a particularly amusing example of the mistake: I was...
		Posted by Julian Sanchez at January 6, 2003 10:47 AM Comments
	www.juliansanchez.com /notes/archives/2003/01/flaunting_your.php (2241 words)

	Byrdening Relations: U.S. Trade Policies Continue to Flout the Rules
		The fiscal 2003 figures have not yet been released, but disbursements are projected to skyrocket on account of duties collected on Canadian lumber-a figure that may be over $5 billion.
		While disbursements under the Byrd amendment thus far have been relatively modest-$231 million in fiscal year 2001 and $330 million in 2002-the number of claims, the number of claimants, the amounts sought, and the average company disbursement have been rising.
		The complainants maintained that the Byrd amendment was in violation of some 16 provisions of various WTO agreements.
	www.freetrade.org /pubs/FTBs/FTB-005.html (2694 words)

	Policing in Wivenhoe - August 2003
		We know that people want to see Police on the streets to increase confidence, more done to deal with those motorists who flout the 30 mph limit in Wivenhoe and to deter vandalism and other criminal activities.
		We have written separately also to the Chief Constable of Essex expressing our general concerns about the deterioration that has taken place since the time when we shared a police team operating out of the Brightlingsea Police Station.
		In a constructive meeting, we made our concerns clear to him, which the Mayor has subsequently reinforced in correspondence.
	www.wivenhoe.gov.uk /WTC/2003/police.htm (2694 words)

	WPJ Fall 2003 - Weighing Iraq on Morgenthau’s Scale by Karl Meyer
		Morgenthau would not have applauded: President Bush and his associates have managed to flout or failed to take adequate account of all nine rules.
		By coincidence in early 2003, Washington counted on Turkey to permit the use of its territory to open a northern front against Iraq.
		Like Strauss, Morgenthau was born Jewish in the wrong country, attended a German university (Munich in his case, Marburg in Strauss’s), and then in the 1930s both restarted their academic careers as refugees on these shores (via Brooklyn College and the University of Kansas in Morgenthau’s case; via the New School in Strauss’s).
	www.worldpolicy.org /journal/articles/wpj03-3/coda.html (1862 words)

	April 2003 Imprimis
		One broken fence goes unrepaired; vast miles of borders go undefended; hundreds of illegal border-crossers go unpunished; millions of line-jumpers win amnesty from Congress; thousands of visa overstayers are allowed to violate the rules without consequences; hundreds of thousands of fugitives from deportation are allowed to flout the law.
		And “catch and release” remains standard operating procedure for untold thousands of illegal aliens who pass through the fingers of federal immigration authorities every day.
		In the aftermath of September 11, many advocates of unrestricted immigration on both the left and the right remain stuck in a pre-war mentality.
	www.hillsdale.edu /newimprimis/2003/april (1862 words)

	Savage Love - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Savage reacted strongly to United States Senator Rick Santorum's statements about homosexuality in an interview with the Associated Press published April 20, 2003.
		The openly gay author uses the column as a forum for his strong opinions that often flout "family values"; he often encourages advice-seekers to pursue their fetishes.
		The tone of the column is humorous, and Savage does not shy away from using words like "fuck." He is strongly opposed to both bestiality and incest.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Savage_Love (606 words)

	Nuclear weapons testing
		Moruroa nuclear blasts lethal, French tribunal rules, Catherine Field, 8 February 2003
		Bush set to flout test ban treaty: global treaty sidelined as scientists gear up to develop next generation of weapons, Peter Beaumont, 28 July 2002
		PCRC applauds statement by Fijian Prime Minister against Missile Testing, PCRC, 16 August 2002.
	www.converge.org.nz /pma/ntest.htm (346 words)

	113002.txt
		They petitioned four state leaders for support on nine key issues from financial stability to natural resources that will impact the city of Springfield and its citizens in 2003.
		Torrey and his minions flout our state laws to serve the special interests of pork feeders gorging on the public coffer.
		State and federal grants, along with potential private contributions, are expected to bring over $100 million more to the project.
	members.efn.org /~choices/digests/113002.txt (346 words)

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