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Why do we need a president?

by CL staff @cl_atlanta

"Mammalian and primate group dynamics."
- "oydave" at clatl.com

"We all need someone to blame."
- "eric pfeifer" at clatl.com

"To kick ass and take names."
- "kiteless" at clatl.com

"Without one it would be total chaos."
- James, in downtown

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