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...riff at her expense as she tries to sell them on a campaign ad by speakerphone from Washington. "Were you guys embarrassed for Mandy to see you acting that way?" Stephanopoulos spun that one: "Not at all. It was James who was the jerk." And Carville had his sound bite ready. "I'm glad I don't have to watch me everyday. I made my own self nervous...
...love) each other very much would know how to destroy each other like this; only once, Martha alludes to this, "[George] who can make me laugh, and I choke it back in my throat; who can hold me at night, so that it's warm, and whom I will bite so there's blood...who has made the hideous, the hurting, the insulting mistake of loving me and must be punished...
...from 2.7% to 3.5%, lowered its estimate of how much it could save on Medicaid expenditures from an original $114 billion to $65 billion, and created a financial "cushion" to provide for unanticipated expenditures. As a consequence, it now figures that its reforms will take only a $58 billion bite out of the federal deficit in the five years ending in 2000, vs. $91 billion projected earlier. Most important, and most controversial, was a complex system of premium and subsidy caps. Clinton's bill would require both employers and individuals to pay for health insurance, but a family's premiums...
Anthony Hopkins is Stevens the butler, the old bulldog of Darlington Hall. In the thrust of his Churchillian jaw one can read a declaration of honorable purpose; in his blue eyes one can hear the quiet bark, feel the dogged bite. Stevens lives to serve his master and to rule the servants. Upstairs his step is tentative and his eyes aim for the carpet. Downstairs, as Chairman of the Board, he has a sturdy stride and an imperious gaze. He knows his place all too well. He believes it his job to hear nothing while above, to surrender...
...need to bite the bullet and cut expenses. No nation has ever taxed its way in to prosperity," Kim said. "Instead of tearing down the well achieved and the hard-working, we need to teach other people how to make...