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accelawork.com

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200620019

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accelawork.com · homepage snapshot

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4

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html import

27 (unknown)

Events

first seen date

2024-07-07 18:41:23

expired found date

2025-08-23 23:57:24

created at

2024-07-07 18:41:23

updated at

2026-03-03 19:37:57

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author

updated

2026-02-26 07:38:29

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All In From 2007 to 2021, I ran a speaking and consulting firm called AccelaWork. I closed that business because I am running for U.S. Congress. You're likely here because a search engine still has references to the 4,000+ pages of content from that site. I stand by what we wrote, and I think the most honest choice is to preserve that information, since its part of what I did before I became a candidate for public office. That writing is all below. Robby Slaughter September 2021 Breaking the Law in 20 Words (Or Less) Every business wants to protect its assets, and instructions might represent trade secrets. But could only twenty words be something that no one can legally share? A classic op-ed piece in the New York Times by Michael Crichton states a scientific claim  which happens to be copyrighted. Here's a hint: it's an expansion on the idea that vitamins are good for you. Unlike similar statements of fact, such as "the earth revolves around the sun", this senten...

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