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...really. I always assumed that it would go at least through February 5th. That's what we have been planning for. It is just too compressed a schedule to believe that it was going to be a smooth path ... so I think we're just going to keep going back and forth, and I think voters are going to be looking at both of us and trying to make up their minds, and I welcome that...
...this token, if Harvard really wants all of its students to become successful and worldly graduates, it should actually encourage its students to take a language during their senior year. As commencement looms, students better understand the path that awaits them, and they are more likely to remember a language taken in their final year than one gathering dust from three years before...
...Iowa have shown they want change," is now a standard line in Romney's stump speech - while also painting him as a dangerous radical: "The nation wants us to move forward, but," he says, referring to Obama, "do we want it to be a sharp left? Following in the path of the Europe...
...planning for. It is what I started doing when I began putting people in various states and asking key leaders to assume responsibility for what we were going to try to achieve. It is just too compressed a schedule to believe that it was going to be a smooth path. That is how I always anticipated it. Obviously it would have been great if that had not been the case, but that sure is not what I thought and it's not what I planned for so we're going on as we had anticipated. It's a very challenging...
...which came to mind as Clinton experienced a similar metamorphosis in New Hampshire last week - an unclenching that took place under far more difficult circumstances, with the whole world watching her every move. It was a rocky path with an unexpected ending. She made mistakes, said a few things in the heat of battle that she probably regrets. But she also allowed herself some tentative moments of spontaneity - not just her now famous near-tears in Portsmouth, but moments of humor and anger and grace as well...