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>>Probably because Q is near the end of the alphabet.

Reading the dictionary from front to back are ya gentlemen?

Perhaps, then, before you got to Quisling, you came across Quigley - Carrol Quigley; Bill Clinton's professor and mentor.

And when you get to the Rs, be sure to take special note of Rhodes, Cecil Rhodes, whom Mr. Quigley admired and wrote about extensively.

Mr. Clinton, Mr. Quigley, and Mr. Rhodes are all discussed in this article...

Dr. Quigley, a highly respected scholar who had taught at Georgetown, Princeton, and Harvard, was for two years permitted access to the "papers and secret records" of the Rhodes network. Bill Clinton was one of his students at Georgetown. Candidate Clinton, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, paid homage to his former professor, mentioning him by name in his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention last summer.

http://www.thenewamerican.com/node/1414

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