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What soon became an embarrassment for Muntefering and his governing Red-Green coalition and undermined their credibility is that some of the financial investors badmouthed as locusts were much sought-after buyers of state firms and state assets that had been put on the market by Schroder's finance chief Hans Eichel. Schoeneweis has never badmouthed the Angels, saying his beef wasn't with being in the bullpen but rather his lack of work last summer. Presidential candidate Howard Dean has badmouthed the law almost since he started running for president, telling groups that he'll "dismantle" the law if elected. |
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