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It was an odd sort of code, amendable by circumstance, but in essence a fierce refusal to be dominated.

"No, it's not amendable," Frank said shortly before Reid's announcement. "We don't plan on reopening the bill."
on Jun 30, 2010 By: Barney Frank Source: FOXBusiness
"I'm very encouraged that the Democratic Party seems more open and amendable to being inclusive and welcoming to pro-life Democrats like me," said Raymond Flynn, former mayor of Boston and Bill Clinton's ambassador to the Vatican. "They've...
on Jun 13, 2006 By: Raymond Flynn Source: Catholic Online
"I don't think that is a long-term sustainable advantage for those airlines," Arpey said. "I would expect, now that all the contracts are amendable virtually across the industry, there's going to be a lot of convergence in the cost structures...
on Apr 21, 2010 By: Gerard Arpey Source: Dallas Morning News