[GCFL-discuss] Judicial Oxymoron

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Yep That sounds about right...

Dave
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  To: Shirley Heit 
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  Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 7:23 PM
  Subject: [GCFL-discuss] Judicial Oxymoron






  Let's see if we have this figured out . . . 
  DEFINITION: "Oxymoron". A rhetorical figure of speech or action in which 
  apparently incongruous or contradictory terms are combined. 
  EXAMPLE: "Oxymoron". Removing the ten commandments from a courthouse while 
  making people inside that courthouse swear on the bible to tell 
  the truth and nothing but the truth . . . so help me God." 
  "Adversity and pain have a way of ridding our lives of falseness.  We are 
  then better able to fill the emptiness with truth." 
                           -Dennis De Haan 



  Thought you might find this interesting.
  Frank


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