Word: existence
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...show that kind of restraint. "At best, we have a small surplus, nothing like the numbers that are being talked about," says Henry Aaron, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. In other words, Bush and Gore are arguing about how to spend $2 trillion that may not exist...
...Australian life that it does in American; the churches have power, but compared with the U.S. our civilization is almost entirely secular. Our state-sponsored education is excellent, and we do not give a cent in subsidies to church schools. And we have fierce democratic commitments that hardly exist in America. It is, for example, a (lightly) punishable offense not to vote in a national election. As for campaign contributions, and all the corruption and perversion of democracy that the pursuit of them creates in the U.S., they don't exist in Australia; a whole national election costs less...
...soul mate, a sort of buff Buddha who's terrific in bed, who's on top of his health, his finances and emotions and can serve in a pinch as a spiritual adviser. It's a testimony to women's romantic natures that they really believe such men exist out there...
...show that kind of restraint. "At best, we have a small surplus, nothing like the numbers that are being talked about," says Henry Aaron, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. In other words, Bush and Gore are arguing about how to spend $2 trillion that may not exist...
Sounds plausible enough until you talk to James Olson, a biochemist at Iowa State University who studies vitamin A's effects on the body. Olson tells us that while these enzymes probably exist, there are no good studies proving that they're powerful enough to make the esters get to work. For their part, cosmetics manufacturers reply that you don't need a lot of enzyme to have an effect. The majority of the products we tested used derivatives of vitamin A, with the highest being L'Oreal's Plenitude at .1%. Dermatologists are divided on whether that's enough...