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On August 4, 2012 there was a triumphant signing ceremony in the Great Flail of the Massachusetts State Flouse jammed pack with stakeholders and media.

Specifically, the proposed Financial Choice Act, currently approved by the Flouse and awaiting action in the Senate, allows banks the opportunity to avoid certain types of regulation by increasing their capital.

Yet the nation's infrastructure network, designed generations ago, is under-funded, poorly maintained, and inadequately designed to meet 21st century needs," AFS CEO Doug Kurkul wrote in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer, Flouse Speaker Paul Ryan, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.

So when Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland suddenly waxes eloquent about how "energetically" her staff is working on the Saudi file, specifically military arms sales to the Flouse of Saud by Canadian manufacturers, one wonders just how "urgent" (to use another Freeland buzz word) the issue has really been.

This was simply a political bargain that originated in an even more damaging form in a Flouse bill.

Standing Committee membership is apportioned in accordance with party standings in the Flouse of Commons.

Full Flouse Committee on Oversight and Government Reform (COGR).

We use the annual average of the Freedom Flouse index of political rights to capture the extent of democracy.

Christopher Stampone's essay "Transatlantic Repurposing: The Castle of Otranto and the Construction of Puritan Allegory in The Flouse of the Seven Gables' offers an exciting reading of Hawthorne's uses of Walpole's Gothic tropes that will, I am sure, lead many to revisit and rethink this connection.