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curiae.law.yale.edu. Here you can search selected Supreme Court records and briefs. The site selects cases to include based on rankings developed from citation data in historical and constitutional texts. Located at the Yale Lillian Goldman Law Library, the project was developed in cooperation with the Library of Congress, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court Historical Society.
Sunlight Foundation, Research U.S. Elected Representatives
SunlightFoundation.com.
Learn about the elected representatives in the U.S. Government. Find out
what they do.
- FactCheck
we are a nonpartisan, nonprofit,
"consumer advocate" for voters that aims to reduce the level of
deception and confusion in U.S.
politics.
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you find the truth in the presidential campaign.
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www.findsounds.com. Search the Web for sound effects and musical instrument samples. Follow the link, "types of sounds you can find," to amuse yourself for many idle hours.
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www.interment.net. This free site lists more than 3.8 million records from some 7,800 cemeteries throughout the world. It's fully searchable by surname or you can browse through the records for specific cemeteries.
Search Systems,
www.searchsystems.net. Claiming links to nearly 20,000 free sources of public records information on the Web, this is a useful resource for finding official records and publicly available information. Not all listed sites are free, but those that are not are clearly marked.
Rootsweb Social Security Death Index,
ssdi.rootsweb.com. Searched the phone and e-mail directories, but still no luck? Maybe you should check here, a database of more than 70 million deaths compiled from Social Security Administration records.
Zip Code Statistics,
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The National Center for Health Statistics, of the
Centers for Disease Control.
American Council on
Science and Health: A consumer education
consortium of 350 physicians, scientists, and policy advisers with expertise
in food, nutrition, chemicals, etc.
Competitive
Enterprise Institute: A nonprofit think tank
dedicated to advancing the principles of free enterprise and limited
government. Areas of expertise include air pollution, biotechnology, food,
chemical and environmental risk, etc.
Cato
Institute : Seeks to
broaden the parameters of public policy debate to allow consideration of
limited government, individual liberty, free markets and peace. Expertise
air, water, and land issues as well as risk analysis and assessment.
Quackwatch.com:
A member of Consumer Federation of America, is a nonprofit corporation whose
purpose is to combat health-related frauds, myths, fads, and fallacies
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Service: STATS examines the way that
scientific, qualitative, and social research are presented by the media and
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