a GREED indeed

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Lawyers are supposed to go over motions and filings repeatedly until they are correct.

A certain Medford lawyer doesn't give a damn, he just throws junk at the court out of laziness.


Now look at the Freudian slip by a careless city clerk who gets paid to be professional. 

a  GREED  indeed, see Rule 35

:
Edward P. Finn, City Clerk printed this edition on  October 16, 2007

http://www.medfordma.org/city-council-2/city-council-rules/

Medford needs a clerk that is exceptional, not one that is deficient and who has a temper. 


definitions

a·greed

əˈɡrēd/

adjective

adjective: agreed

1. discussed or negotiated and then accepted by all parties.

   
   

   "the agreed time"

   • (of two or more parties) holding the same view or opinion on something.

     "all the republics are agreed on the necessity of a common defense policy"

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     a greed

     greed

     ɡrēd/

     noun

     noun: greed

     1. intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food.

        synonyms:

        avarice, cupidity, acquisitiveness, covetousness, rapacity; More materialism, mercenariness; rarepleonexia; informalmoney-grubbing, affluenza "human greed" gluttony, hunger, voracity, insatiability; gourmandism, intemperance, overeating, self-indulgence; informalpiggishness "her mouth watered with greed" desire, appetite, hunger, thirst, craving, longing, lust, yearning, hankering; avidity, eagerness; informalyen, itch "their greed for power"

        antonyms:

        generosity, temperance, indifference

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