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He wanted to be utilizing, for lack of a better term, and this will certainly date me, op-eds in a local newspaper to try and besmirch their competition. There’s that inconsistency, and nature abhors a vacuum, so people are going to assume that that’s just how you are, and you don’t care. You must address it first.
If you are on a top-notch blog or even in the (*ugh) newspaper, you need to DO something with it, send it to folks with a “I’m sure you saw this” note or post it everywhre. I don’t know about you but I haven’t got time for this painful exercise in listening-to-others. Wait for the phone to ring much ?) That usually shuts them up.
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