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play in Peoria | 1969 | a saying in defiance of the liberal media-dominated culture on the coasts, first used in this way by President Richard Nixon's aide John D. Ehrlichman in response to the press: "Don't worry, it'll play in Peoria."
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|having a plastic quality that conforms to molding or pressure; in pejorative usage, someone who easily conforms to [[peer pressure]] or [[liberal]] falsehoods
 
|having a plastic quality that conforms to molding or pressure; in pejorative usage, someone who easily conforms to [[peer pressure]] or [[liberal]] falsehoods
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|a saying in defiance of the [[liberal media]]-dominated culture on the coasts, first used in this way by President [[Richard Nixon]]'s aide [[John D. Ehrlichman]] in response to the press: "Don't worry, it'll play in Peoria."<ref>Scheetz, George H. "Peoria." In Place Names in the Midwestern United States. Edited by Edward Callary. (Studies in Onomastices; 1.) Mellen Press, 2000. ISBN 0-7734-7723-3</ref>
 
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