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• Sousa finds that to be true when it comes to politicians.
• They have little clout when it comes to negotiating lower prices.
• Nobody knows what I can do when it comes to dunks.
• I am a total klutz when it comes to choosing outfits.
• Fehr is also a sentimentalist when it comes to the game.
• They have a funny double standard when it comes to polls.
• Where we differ is when it comes to the short term.
• But this is an unpredictable place when it comes to politics.
• Rock is pretty conservative when it comes to things like that,
• But their rhetoric grows particularly fevered when it comes to welfare.
• When it comes to a thing like that you feel shocked.
• McKenna admits to being unabashedly optimistic when it comes to technology.
• Els has no such memory shortage when it comes to winning.
• The government is really lawless when it comes to these children.
• Schultz when it comes to Cowboy infractions : They see nothing.
• There are three immutable rules when it comes to Christmas lights:
• He likes to play games when it comes to draft picks.
• Americans are notorious liars when it comes to sex and surveys.
• America is ambivalent when it comes to claiming its rural heritage.