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{{g}}The home of: [[American crocodile]]s, the Leo Fender’s magnificent [[Stratocaster]] and [[Telecaster]], [[U.S. Attorney|US Attorneys]], {{2016nycsa}}, [[Rule 15a-6]], [[ERISA]], the [[Investment Advisers Act]], the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]], the [[Securities Act of 1933]], and [[US dollars.
{{g}}The home of: [[American crocodile]]s, the Leo Fender’s magnificent [[Stratocaster]] and [[Telecaster]], [[U.S. Attorney|US Attorneys]], {{2016nycsa}}, [[Rule 15a-6]], [[ERISA]], the [[Investment Advisers Act]], the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]], the [[Securities Act of 1933]], and [[US dollars]].


Known to libtards and tinpot third-world dictators “the [[Great Satan]]” — a term of endearment, most likely, implying as it does there are other, smaller, less impressive Satans out there.  I’m not saying there aren’t, by the way.  
Known to libtards and tinpot third-world dictators “the [[Great Satan]]” — a term of endearment, most likely, implying as it does there are other, smaller, less impressive Satans out there.  I’m not saying there aren’t, by the way.  

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The home of: American crocodiles, the Leo Fender’s magnificent Stratocaster and Telecaster, US Attorneys, 2016 NY VM CSA, Rule 15a-6, ERISA, the Investment Advisers Act, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Securities Act of 1933, and US dollars.

Known to libtards and tinpot third-world dictators “the Great Satan” — a term of endearment, most likely, implying as it does there are other, smaller, less impressive Satans out there. I’m not saying there aren’t, by the way.

See also