Take the easy way out, and you'll never fully appreciate the wonders of this most American grain.

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But Congress is more likely to take the easy way out and just extend the law for another year.

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"I could take the easy way out and call it a day now, but I want to play again for Wales, " said the Newcastle captain.

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All they've done really is take the easy way out.

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And so as we make that decision, I would hope that people wouldn't take the easy way out, which is to say let me vote for him because I want to see a brother get in or let me vote for her because I want to see a sister get in.

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"The company, which was hip-deep in sorting out A380 development, simply hadn't foreseen the huge pent-up demand for a more efficient 250-seat airliner, and tried to take the easy way out by offering a re-engined version of its A330, " aviation journalist David Kaminski-Morrow, air transport editor of Flightglobal.com, told CNN in an earlier report.

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State governments across the nation have been taking this easy way out, ordering their colleges to take vets, their kids, and even on some proposals grandchildren of vets, without funding it.

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So container lines found it relatively easy to take out excess capacity during the 2009 downturn, and are bullish in a big way now that good times are back.

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