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And the left sees it all as more evidence of rich men's privilege – the powerful getting more powerful by blithely ignoring the law.

To rationalize his vote, Republican Rep. Isaac Schultz blithely argued: “The role of the church — the role of people of faith — is to care for our neighbors. Yes…But not in this instance, specifically.”

No matter that lives are at stake — the justices blithely lifted an injunction by Judge Brian E. Murphy, of the U.S.

Before she opens the velvet box, a friend blithely mentions that the closest she’s gotten to Krystle’s future husband was when his limo drove through a picket line.

The fruits of all that research have been blithely and abruptly lopped off the vine.