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...defense. He won't cut spending in ways that "break faith with earlier promises made by government to its citizens," which sounds like a pass on such entitlements as farm subsidies and gold-plated civil service pensions. Then he claims he'll balance the budget; his aides promise details, someday...
...Sure, someday when I can't seem to get the sentences unsnarled, I might push back from my desk and say wearily, "The writing process is a mass of protoplasm containing a nucleus surrounded by a flexible outer membrane...
...know if was the right choice, and in the end I suppose it is a matter of taste and temperament," he said. "I admire people greatly who do direct service. Maybe someday I'll go back to that. Both are valuable both are critical...
...mesmerized as we watch this cabbie who is in turn obsessed with the "scum" around him. In Travis's words, he sees how "all the animals come out at night," and hopes that "someday a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets." Failing that, Travis attempts the same himself, ultimately seeking a sort of immortality, whether as an assassin of a political figure (the Senator, candidate for president) or as a noble representative of clean justice. To the very last minute of the film (when the screen changes to an eerie negative), "Taxi Driver" absorbs...
AIDS researchers are focusing on these rare cases, hoping that somewhere in these people - or in the strain of the virus they are carrying - lie clues to better treatments, an effective vaccine or even, someday, a cure. Scientists now estimate that perhaps 8% to 10% of those infected with HIV are what are called long-term nonprogressors - people who have not suffered any apparent damage to their immune system in at least a decade. And around 6% of those diagnosed with clinical AIDS may be considered long-term survivors (living five years or more...