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- adjective the ordinal number of one hundred ten in counting order
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Apparently, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community successes in 110th Congress included:
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Raise your hand if you recall the 110th Congress (2007 - 2008) as having spent two years funding a war in Iraq that it had been elected to end, increasing the military's bloated budget, and adamantly refusing to hold war criminals accountable?
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Raise your hand if you recall the 110th Congress (2007 - 2008) as having spent two years funding a war in Iraq that it had been elected to end, increasing the military's bloated budget, and adamantly refusing to hold war criminals accountable?
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Raise your hand if you recall the 110th Congress (2007 - 2008) as having spent two years funding a war in Iraq that it had been elected to end, increasing the military's bloated budget, and adamantly refusing to hold war criminals accountable?
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As he did two weeks ago, Bush called the 110th Congress "one of the least productive in history."
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The 110th Congress, which just ended, featured 137.
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The White House dictated the Senate's floor schedule in the 110th Congress, with the stimulus followed by health care, followed by Wall Street reform, leaving no time for climate change or immigration.
Harry Reid, The Man Who Never Says Goodbye The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The 110th Congress, if nothing else, has dramatically discredited the theory: If there was a scoreboard, Democrats would be winning in a blowout, celebrating on the sidelines as the clock wound down toward November.
Harry Reid, The Man Who Never Says Goodbye The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Paul Pinegar, Andrew Gonnella and R.J. Dill are all returning starters, but considering the line was 110th nationally in sacks allowed and 105th in rushing, that's far from a sure sign of improvement.
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