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swear
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swear,
v to take an oath; to become legally obligated by an oath properly administered.

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Q. Hello everyone !!! are you excited with the swearing of Obama To presidency??? i sure am !!! may we all get a little joy and peaceful time wit hour fresh president ... and let us all wish him a great start and a chance to change our lives ... Good Luck Mr.President Obama !!!

A. I know some people may say this is not a health problem..BUT IT IS..I NEVER THOUGHT THAT I WOULD BE ALIVE TO SEE THIS DAY..I WISH HIM LUCK..IT IS NOT GOING TO BE EASY.health care is #1 in my book,the homeless,people being put out of there homes,because of bad business,and believe it or not,their are children here in the united states that are hungry every day...I have seen people sleeping on the steps of our electric and gas company here on the east coast.we the people are going to have to help each other if things are to change...because the rich are only interested in getting richer..while we have people living on the street....mrfoot56...peace

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