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Tonight we can take pride in 25 straight months of economic growth, the strongest in 34 years; a 3-year inflation average of 3.9 percent, the lowest in 17 years; and 7.3 million new jobs in 2 years, with more of our citizens working than ever before. For an America of vision that sees tomorrow's dreams in the learning and hard work we do today;
The programs and regulations that have outlived their usefulness should go. We have to cut yesterday's Government to help solve tomorrow's problems. And we need to get Government closer to the people it's meant to serve. We need to help move programs down to the point where states and communities and private citizens in the private sector can do a better job.
The aim of this custom was, according to Scaliger, to bring the diners to enjoy the sweets of life while they were able to feel enjoyment, and thus to abandon themselves to pleasure before death deprived them of everything. The verses which follow bring this out beautifully. In the Copa of Virgil we find the following: "Wine there! Wine and dice! Tomorrow's fears shall fools alone benumb!
Germaine was longing for the morrow, she was so anxious to see for herself this fairyland. At last, midnight striking, reminded Mother Etienne that it was time for sleep. Then they all went to bed, each head full of the wonders of tomorrow's performance. Mother Etienne was very restless again that night, haunted, not by a dreadful nightmare as before, but by a troublesome dream.
Just as the abbe regained his lodging, rubbing his hands perhaps as he thought of some fine point for tomorrow's paper, three or four vigorous fellows seized him, and conveyed him without a word to the place of punishment; and some time later that evening, the abbe, well flogged, opened his eyes in the middle of the street, to find himself alone far from his dwelling.
Pirlaps was now growing anxious to be at home, so after saying good-by to the important personages on the Posts of Honor, they started back. As they drew near, they saw Avrillia in the rose-garden near the balcony, looking very lovely as she moved among the flowers. "Ah," said Pirlaps, "she's already vanished them. She's gathering rose-leaves for tomorrow's poems."
Wayside inns there are none, and as relays are therefore unattainable, the traveller must quit civilization as soon as dawn breaks, and contrive to reach it before overtaken by nightfall. Lastly, during the brief summer, the heat is torrid, and if you start on your travels towards its close, say the middle or end of September, today's scorching sun may be followed by tomorrow's snowstorm.
At the lower landing she encountered the landlord. He was not a prepossessing man at best, and his face just now did not indicate that he was at his best. "You got my note?" he inquired bluntly, and the girl nodded. "I think," she faltered, "probably I can do something about the rent tomorrow." "Thinking isn't going to satisfy me," he announced. "Tomorrow's the limit of my patience."
For the world is still a dangerous place. Only the dead have seen the end of conflict. And though yesterday's challenges are behind us, tomorrow's are being born. The Secretary of defense recommended these cuts after consultation with the joint chiefs of staff. And I make them with confidence.
My word, what a rag!" "What's wrong now?" inquired Mike politely. "Why, look here. Tomorrow's Mid-Term Service Day. It's nowhere near the middle of the term, but they always have it in the fourth week. There's chapel at half past nine till half past ten. Then the rest of the day's a whole holiday. There are always house matches. We're playing Downing's. Why don't you play and let's smash them?"
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