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A: I cant believe Obama is our President. B: I am proud to know that he is our President. A: You voted for him, right? B: Did you vote for him, because I know that I did. A: I did, too. B: I have nothing but faith in Obama. A: Really? B: Im sure he w
Everyone knows Mothers Day and Fathers Day, but not many people know about Parents Day. This started in July 1994. President Bill Clinton signed a law that made the fourth Sunday of July a day we can celebrate both of our parents. The law says Parent
Transcript by the Prime Minister and Taoiseach for Internet broadcast on Northern Ireland, 20/04/00 Prime Minister I want to talk today about a subject on which I've probably spent almost as much time as anything else since I became Prime Minister -
A: Does your chicken taste all right? B: The chicken tastes wonderful, but it is kind of dry. Is your fish OK? A: My fish has good seasoning but is a little dry. B: It seems as if they got busy and left it sitting before it got to us. A: Yes, maybe t
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By Sonja Pace London 26 March 2007 Northern Ireland's bitter rivals, the protestant Democratic Union Party and the Irish Catholic Sinn Fein reached agreement in Belfast Monday that they'll begin sharing power as of May 8. VOA's Sonja Pace reports fro
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Once upon a time two peasants attempted to pass each other,and their sledges became entangled One cried,Get out of my way;I must get to the town as quickly as possible;and the other said,You get out of my way;I must get home as quickly as
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