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Hill's resolution - with backing from those board members who are inadvisably in support of his and Tim Shpall's public display - to take the issue to higher levels, as well as greater extremes, is an insult to the community at large, the businesses we represent and the chamber members who gave them and their proponents their vote of confidence. Especially when, as director Tony Scott inadvisably does here, references are made to the more compelling psychos in De Niro's past. |
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