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Cooley
[koo-lee]
noun
Charles Horton 1864–1929, U.S. author and pioneer in the field of sociology.
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Steve Cooley, whom he described as “corrupt … and I’ll call him that to his face.”
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“It’s an exaggeration — over-embellishment — on my part, but I actually take credit for” Cooley losing his 2010 bid to become California attorney general.
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Cooley, for his part, told The Times in 2013 that when Robles unsuccessfully ran against him in 2008, he was “probably the most unqualified candidate ever” because of his political past.
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Robles bragged that he torpedoed Cooley’s career.
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School principal Kevin Cooley described his pupil as "the most respectful young man you could ever meet".
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