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But looked at in the terms the White House uses today, Clinton was proposing cuts in Medicare spending beyond the $270 billion Republicans dared propose. | Clinton was suggesting even more Medicare cuts than the Republicans were. |
Music critics complain about the computer's tin ear, but artificial intelligence experts are impressed. | Artificial intelligence experts are impressed despite the music critics complaints. |
oh it's it's it's not even a comparison | You can't even compare them. |
kind of scary | Quite frightening. |
yes right well one of the nicer restaurants supposedly that opened up here not uh too very long ago called Harbor Lights specializes in fish | Harbor Lights is a nice seafood restaurant that recently opened up here. |
The Middle Ages | The Middle Ages were a time period. |
She died when I was quite a little child. | I was quite young when she passed away. |
and to decide what they want to do and the Peace Corps or something like that is probably useful as as that kind of a time | The Peace Corps or something similar is useful. |
and uh they're big on finger food here too you know chicken wings and uh ribs and that kind of stuff uh barbecue | Finger food is really popular around here. |
you know we didn't allow Blacks to vote uh and we didn't allow women to vote until i don't even know what the year was for women | In the past, we didn't let blacks or women vote. |
A cheerful buon giorno (good day) or buona sera (good evening) can work wonders when entering or leaving a shop or restaurant. | When you get in or out of a shop or restaurant, a cheerful good day or good evening can work wonders. |
um-hum back when they were in Saint Louis | They used to be from Saint Louis. |
This girl seems all right. | I like this girl. |
Arabic spice shops are filled with sacks of fragrant powders and seeds, and at the butchers' bazaar your eyes will meet those of a dozen disembodied sheep heads ready for the pot. | Turmeric is available by the pound in the spice shops. |
It is also a hostel, Residencia Academica Santa Clara, which provides peaceful, simple rooms (see page 128); a lot of visitors have long-term stays on their minds. | Residencia Academia Santa Clara is a hostel. |
And Penguin Audiobooks has brought out an edition of Pinsky's translation of Dante's Inferno, read by Pinsky himself, Louise Gleck, and Seamus Heaney. | Dante's Inferno was translated and by Pinsky for a new edition. |
for the candidates so they think well you know why vote | Some people wonder why they would vote. |
You have to have a sort of bluster. | A sort of bluster is required. |
what about your kickers | Have you considered your kickers? |
I know this firsthand from my on cannabinoids and rats. | I have experience with this from rats and cannabinoids. |
If you're feeding here, replied Tommy, "order now. | "If you want to eat here, order now," replied Tommy. |
yeah yeah and then July and August yeah | Yes, and then July and August. |
A'deem spoke of it with contempt. | He spoke of something with contempt. |
8 million); the states with the fastest-growing prison populations (Texas, California, Louisiana, and Ohio); the likelihood (one in 20) that any given person will do prison time; and so on. | California and Louisiana are two states with the fastest-growing prison populations. |
'Why? I don't speak Russian.' | I am not able to speak Russian. |
For a second or two Drew blinked the occupation fitted in too well with their worries of the night before. | They had had some worries the night before. |
Talented performers provide energetic renditions of Madonna, Michael Jackson, Gloria Estefan, and Charlie Daniels, among others. | Madonna, Michael Jackson, Gloria Estefan, and Charlie Daniels are just some of the people who talented performers portray. |
well there's lets see what other | Let's see what else |
General Accounting Office, Architect of the Management and Accountability Framework Needed to Lead and Execute Change, GAO-02-632T (Washington, D.C.: Apr. | The General Accounting Office is in Washington, DC. |
Hundreds of smoky, scented votive lamps hang from the ceiling. | There are a lot of lamps hanging from the ceiling. |
This executive guide is intended to identify effective practices and provide case illustrations and other information for federal agencies' consideration when developing strategies and planning and implementing actions to manage improper payments in their programs. | The executive guide identifies effective practices and provides case illustrations. |
An article condemns President Clinton for ingratitude toward his loyal vice president. | President Clinton was occasionally condemned for not treating his vice president with more gratitude. |
Indeed, they are required to have, or to pretend to have, a passionate and fully informed viewpoint on every subject that comes along. | Their viewpoints are expected to be passionate and fully informed. |
He ain't no real doc, of course, but was I totin' me a hunka lead in some serious part, I'd rather have him diggin' for it than a lotta docs I've seen out here. | He is not a real Doc, but I would rather him remove a bullet than the real Doctors around here. |
In the Kannon Hall of this temple is the largest wooden devotional figure in the a statue of the Eleven-Faced Goddess of Mercy, some 10 m (33 ft) high, carved from a single tree trunk and covered in gold leaf. | The statue is carved from a single tree trunk and stands 10m high. |
Franco-Piedmontese alliance takes Lombardy | Lombardy is the alliance. |
How can interventions be paid for? | How can inventions be paid for |
White just stared. | White just looked straight ahead. |
not really i'm not much of a fan of Nancy Reagan so i i don't particularly read um biographies or autobiographies | I don't really read non-fiction about real people. |
This week's was from a woman and had to do with the desperate attempts that she and her fiance made to find somewhere to eat in Havana on the evening of Valentine's Day. | A woman and her fiance struggled to find a place to make a reservation to eat on valentines day in Havana. |
The great stumbling-block was the undeniable fact that Julius Hersheimmer was not an assumed name. | His real name was Julius Hersheimmer. |
Behind the Theater Quarter is an area with a number of shrines dedicated to foreign gods, an indication of the numerous cultures that influenced Delos. | Area with a number of shrines dedicated to foreign gods is located behind the Theater Quarter, and it is an indication of the numerous cultures that influenced Delos. |
These efforts are not advanced by unsupported suggestions of hypocrisy, such as are contained in Weisberg's column. | These efforts are not advanced by suggestions such as those contained in Weisberg's column. |
no i would agree with you we haven't had too much but uh historically we've always uh almost been like a big brother to in and to the Latin American area and uh almost used them i i i feel um i think something will have to be done down there very soon about uh | We'll have to change how we deal with Latin America soon. |
of kids i know more than one kid that has has got a uh record already just because of fighting of that that nature | I know more than one kid that has a record for fighting. |
uh-huh yeah exactly | Right, that's exactly it. |
then that raises a question of how you know are you going to pay them or are you going to provide them with you know place to live and food to eat and whether they have a family you know | did you think about how you were going to support them |
yeah an they have to be in ideal physical shape basically | They basically have to be in ideal physical shape. |
On the contrary, they call attention to a truth less honest advisers have preferred to obscure and parents only half want to that child rearing is a messy art of compromise and contradictions, full of uncertainty. | Child rearing is messy. |
But does that mean that we face a repeat of the dark years of soup kitchens and brownshirts leading up to world war? | Does that mean we're going to see something similar to the bad times before the world war? |
The bronze La Giraldilla weather vane on one of the fort's towers depicting a woman scanning the seas for her lost husband, an early Cuban governor has been adopted as the symbol of the city and of Havana Club rum. | La Giraldilla is a bronze weather vane and it is on one of the fort's towers. |
yeah i mean it's still still admittedly a a a small minority but but it's an improvement it really is | It is only a few but it is still an improvement. |
The entrance hall, an exact copy of the Hall of Ambassadors in Seville's Alcazar, and the ladies' lavatory with its ceiling of cherubs are the most magnificent rooms. | Both the entrance hall and the ladies' bathroom are exquisitely designed. |
If you crave a change of environment, a day's outing to Formentera offers the bonus of a sea voyage. | You can get a bonus sea voyage with a day's outing to Formentera. |
and uh we we just feel they should they should offer industry some incentives to do more reducing of their waste products and reusing them | Industry could use some incentive for reducing waste products. |
right right that's we're looking at buying a house and that's one of the main uh pluses we have about buying a house is | One of the things we like about buying the house. |
It's also possible that the problem is not Gore's alone, but rather is common to front-runners. | The problem could be the problem of other people too, not just Gore's. |
I favor the second explanation. | The second explanation is more appealing to me. |
They found them objectionable because they depicted sadomasochism. | They said they were not acceptable. |
Hatch worries that Lee would use his new position to halt any spread of anti-affirmative-action legislation or seek to subvert California's abolition of such practices. | Hatch is worried about Lee's new position. |
And can anybody remember Renee Richards, the transsexual tennis-playing physician? | Does anyone remember the transsexual physician? |
um-hum well we're vegetarians and we just became vegetarians for i i just became a vegetarian over the past uh year and a half and it's a real challenge to find foods proper foods to eat and it's a real challenge not to become like what they call a junk food junkie where your menu is composed of uh things that you want... | It is not easy being a vegetarian. |
The lawyer is not the government's speaker. | The lawyer does not speak for the government. |
Here, the Oriental spices, and silks and exotic cargoes from faraway ports were unloaded from the republic's ancient galleons. | Oriental spices were once transported on galleons. |
Through a slit between two fingers, he watched the ponderous descent. | Through his fingers, he watched at the slow descent. |
An official at the Office of the Federal Register told us that the Government Printing Office was experimenting with upgrading its publishing system to permit the use of hypertext links in electronic rules. | Someone at the Office of the Federal Reserve Register told us that the government printing office was experimenting with upgrading the system to allow hypertexts. |
The really interesting question is why the Cato Institute and other free-market conservatives should be willing to squander their intellectual credibility by associating their names with this sort of thing. | There is question as to why the Cato Institute would associate with this sort of thing. |
What were you doing there? I asked, in lively curiosity. | With natural interest, I asked them why they were there. |
you basically can take care of everything yourself | You can, yourself, do everything. |
Lessons learned report or other report by the Contracting Officer describing negotiations and selection activities. | The Contracting Officer releases a report. |
i did too and you have a good day | I hope the rest of your day is pleasant. |
On the upper floors (once the royal chambers) there is an exhibition telling the story of the royal regalia. | The upper floors have an exhibit about the ships. |
They reveal that he swears a lot, drives like a terror, quizzes his friends on state capitals (he was a geography major), and viciously holds a grudge. | He was a geography major, which is why he quizzes his friends on state capitals. |
Now, it is difficult to justify many of those changes. | It is not easy to justify the changes. |
I dared trust nobody. | I would not trust anyone. |
but i don't know if he took that out of his vacation or if they really do have a paternity he put paternity leave up there but it might have just been him describing the fact that he was taking vacation days to go be a father for a little while i don't know | I don't know if they even have paternity leave so he might have just used vacation days instead. |
This ability to elevate significant security concerns to higher management levels helped ensure that risks were thoroughly understood and that decisions as to whether such risks should be tolerated were carefully considered before final decisions were made. | You will have the ability to elevate security concerns to management. |
Couldn't it have been about half-past three?" | Is it possible, that it was about half-past three? |
I have a friend who says that going into court without a lawyer is like going to a foreign country without a guide. | My friend says not having a lawyer is a bad idea. |
Slate business done. | Slate business done. |
yeah it had a it had a had a has a bust of somebody on there but uh no sort of identifying marks or anything | There were no identifying marks on the bust. |
Close links to France have left their mark. | There is evidence of French influence. |
He fell to the ground, clutching his leg. | He was on the ground because of his limb. |
Rodman's first offending remark, June 7, in Salt Lake It's difficult to get in sync because of all the [expletive] Mormons out here. | Rodman had made an offensive remark on June 7th. |
uh-huh well do you agree with that requirement that they meet those uh academic | Do you agree with the academic requirements? |
Court of Appeals panel in Philadelphia to throw out the law, calling it profoundly repugnant. | The law was called profoundly repugnant. |
so next year they'll be back and back with a vengeance | They are going to come back for a revenge. |
Summary of Major Sections | Summary of important sections |
oh can you really that amazes me | I am astonished that you can do that. |
A story advises Americans not to take health warnings too seriously. | Americas are warned not to take health warnings too seriously. |
when we had children um i really started to think about what kind of television programs i was watching and what kind of music i was listening to and activities because um you know i just didn't want them to be exposed to | Having children really changed my media consumption. |
To view most OSHA rulemaking materials in the official record, even if they were submitted electronically, interested individuals must go to the docket office in OSHA headquarters and examine the paper files. | Individuals need to go to the docket office to see the official record. |
Not hardly. He tried to meet Anse's attempt at humor halfway. | He attempted to meet Anse's overture at humor halfway. |
so he but then he came from a background where he is so much more open with his children than his father was with him his father was just a very quiet withdrawn person and i assume very shy as is my husband | My husband is shy |
He looked an agonized question at Mr. Carter. | He looked to Mr Carter. |
He tried to ask Nema about it later when she was feeding him, but she brushed it aside. | Nema avoided answering his question. |
As counterweight, British legislation reserved parliamentary seats for religious minorities, but the Punjab and Bengal had such a complicated mixture of Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs that it was not possible to avoid fights over how separate constituencies were to be formed. | Bengal had a mix of many religions, |
yeah yeah see i'm single now and and see i may be going back and getting a PhD | I'm not in a relationship and I'm thinking about going back to grad school. |
um so there's not i mean doors don't have latches on them people don't tend to knock you just if there's a door closed you open it because it's in your way you people walk in and out and as a as a westerner in India i was often surprised and felt my sense of privacy there was quite invaded | In India, people open closed doors without knocking. |
ooh fattening | oh that is so fattening |
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