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Moe

[moh]

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Morris or Moses.



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Traditionally, as Stanford political scientist Terry Moe has written, deference to a president’s choices had been the rule, barring “a ‘smoking gun’ of some sort — a serious character flaw, criminal conduct ... or obvious inability to carry on the duties of the job.”

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Just a single neuron could determine the patient's memory that a video of, say, Itchy and Scratchy, or of Moe's bar, or of a three-eyed fish at the Springfield nuclear power plant, was a video about the Simpsons.

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John Moe The posted his prediction on 9 April, just two weeks after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake killed 3,500 people and destroyed centuries-old temples in the South East Asian nation.

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John Moe The had warned that an earthquake would "hit every city in Myanmar" on 21 April.

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In his video, which got more than three million views, John Moe The urged people to "take important things with you and run away from buildings during the shaking."

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