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"Congress has remained a collection of two-cent politicians who could serve well enough in simpler days," TIME magazine wrote in 1942.

Adam Levin: Memo to American Consumers: You Just Got Screwed... Again Adam Levin 2011

My two-cent opinion: If you want to have a .308 semi-auto, for a few $$$ more you could buy a Springfield M1A and NOBODY would diss you.

r-25? is it worth the dough? 2010

"Congress has remained a collection of two-cent politicians who could serve well enough in simpler days," TIME magazine wrote in 1942.

Adam Levin: Memo to American Consumers: You Just Got Screwed... Again Adam Levin 2011

"Congress has remained a collection of two-cent politicians who could serve well enough in simpler days," TIME magazine wrote in 1942.

Adam Levin: Memo to American Consumers: You Just Got Screwed... Again Adam Levin 2011

"Congress has remained a collection of two-cent politicians who could serve well enough in simpler days," TIME magazine wrote in 1942.

Adam Levin: Memo to American Consumers: You Just Got Screwed... Again Adam Levin 2011

For example, an investor might set up an order to exit a trade after a one-cent rise in the euro instead of a two-cent rise.

Dollar Bulls Take a Beating Sarah Morgan 2011

When he came back he laid a thousand two-cent stamps on May Sethby's desk.

The Mexican 2010

After Martin had helped her on the car, he hurried to the post - office and invested three of the five dollars in stamps; and when, later in the day, on the way to the Morse home, he stopped in at the post-office to weigh a large number of long, bulky envelopes, he affixed to them all the stamps save three of the two-cent denomination.

Chapter 31 2010

Looking ahead, Medtronic backed its most recent sales-growth outlook for its current fiscal year and adjusted its earnings guidance to tighten the range and account for a two-cent impact from an acquisition.

Medtronic Posts Profit Gain, Plans Job Cuts Jon Kamp 2011

"Congress has remained a collection of two-cent politicians who could serve well enough in simpler days," TIME magazine wrote in 1942.

Adam Levin: Memo to American Consumers: You Just Got Screwed... Again Adam Levin 2011