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MMOB
(redirected from Minding My Own Business)

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MMOBMainstreet Moms Oppose Bush (California grass roots organization)
MMOBMinding My Own Business
MMOBMainstreet Moms Operation Blue


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Pointing out that "historians loathe [1920s Presidents] Harding and Coolidge," because both "stayed out of the economy and out of people's lives," Woods delightedly cites Calvin Coolidge's assessment of his own presidency: "Perhaps one of the most important accomplishments of my administration has been minding my own business.
Correcting the politically correct: the Politically Incorrect Guide ... by McManus, John F. / The New American
There I was ten years ago, minding my own business, quietly writing a book about a girl called Lyra on a voyage to the north.
The very best audience by Pullman, Philip Nicholas / The Horn Book Magazine
``I'm sitting there minding my own business when he says they're going to the playoffs,'' said the dad, laughing.
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