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... purpose and dynamic leadership, they stop growing when the individual selfishness of greed pulls down the necessary bulwarks of the culture--family... ...lamus it could well have the effect of an orgasm or a cocaine high.‖ —―I wonder if that explains the violence we see so commonly see in family... ...ity in having mama take care of you. When do they start becoming responsible for themselves and the society? Italy‘s tight society and strong family... ...o then go home to mama! ―But let‘s talk about Maslow‘s third step to mental health the need for love and affection can be met in the family... ...lves homo sapiens! ―As I‘m sure Wanda mentioned, we can tell what we value by how we act. The strongly Christian legislator who extols family... ...nd of course there were Bill Clinton‘s wick dipping incidents. But not all indiscretions are sexual, even though they may be more fun! Richard Nixon‘...

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...patriotism, in turn, is superseded by my moral obligation towards the members of my family. With them I share a third affiliation - we are all membe... ... compliant butlers, replete with gloves and tarbushes. In the book, a German Jewish family prophetically lands at Jaffa, the only port in erstwhile ... ...libido and vigor. On numerous occasions the organs of dead companions, colleagues, family, or neighbors were reluctantly ingested by isolated survi... ...he like. Finally, in various pre-nation-state and tribal societies, members of the family were encouraged to eat specific parts of their dead relat... ...s adversaries and consuming their flesh piecemeal, eyeballs first. The Sawney Bean family in Scotland, during the reign of King James I, survived f... ...ssional achievements…" AC: "This is the power of incumbency. It was the same with Nixon until one month before his resignation. Or, do you sanctio... ...ill compare President Clinton to President Andrew Johnson rather than to President Nixon. The shattering discovery about Nixon was that he was an u...

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...patriotism, in turn, is superseded by my moral obligation towards the members of my family. With them I share a third affiliation - we are all membe... ... compliant butlers, replete with gloves and tarbushes. In the book, a German Jewish family prophetically lands at Jaffa, the only port in erstwhile ... ...libido and vigor. On numerous occasions the organs of dead companions, colleagues, family, or neighbors were reluctantly ingested by isolated survi... ...he like. Finally, in various pre-nation-state and tribal societies, members of the family were encouraged to eat specific parts of their dead relat... ...s adversaries and consuming their flesh piecemeal, eyeballs first. The Sawney Bean family in Scotland, during the reign of King James I, survived f... ...ssional achievements…" AC: "This is the power of incumbency. It was the same with Nixon until one month before his resignation. Or, do you sanctio... ...ill compare President Clinton to President Andrew Johnson rather than to President Nixon. The shattering discovery about Nixon was that he was an u...

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...g safe, lower crime rates, better medical care and more time with a happy family rate high. ―Some countries are beginning to study what pe... ... limits of any paths to happiness. Was it money, God, philanthropy, fame, family, self realization or any of the other human goals and endeavors? ... ...entered reason—to go to heaven or as revenge for the death of a friend or family member. He might do it because he believes that God wants to kill t... ...tention was noble. But what if his car goes out of control and he kills a family in another car. That is a bad outcome. So was his action ethical? ... ...her self-centered desires run against natural law and the sanctity of the family.‖ —―Did you hear about the Nebraska senator who sued God? ... ...n:: British Prime Minister Winston Churchill; American presidents Richard Nixon and Calvin Coolidge; Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin: former f... ..., towards parenthood or childlessness.‖ —―In 1970, under President Nixon‘s watch, the nominal Quaker launched the Presidential Commission on ... ...e that it may increase rape and child molestation. ―While President Nixon‘s panel did not find that pornography was harmful to the American so...

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...e I had left on my voyage that the country had begun a plan to limit every family to only one child. Deng Xiaoping was in charge in 1980 when the on... ...ctors monthly. Those health insurance costs are paid by the people. Every family pays a part. There are discounts for regular effective exercising.... ...ell accepted by the Chinese, with the exceptions of Marco Polo and Richard Nixon. SEX IMBALANCE--GENDER EQUALITY ―As a result of the shorta... ...eded. If a person dies, the total contributions are returned to his or her family, with 10% compounded interest. So you see it is a multifunctional s... ...pulation control has been refined through the years. From a "one child per family" policy enforced by societal pressures, then a law controlling the ... ...ons done by the high ranking members of the party advocating religious and family values. While these illegal behaviors are not atypical in human his...

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...Rome, like the USA, was a multicultural, multiethnic and inclusive melting pot. The family and religion - the mainstays of the American value system... ...ed after Osman I, the Oguz (Turkmen) tribal leader, the off spring of a noble Kayi family. They were ghazis (Islamic Turkish warriors). Fleeing fr... ...y and unabashedly corrupt and ridden with nepotism and cronyism. Yet, Bush, unlike Nixon, is not an aberration. He is unlikely to be impeached. He ... ...something neither the West nor Pakistan succeeded to do. When issues are reduced to family relationships, it is not to be expected that the Afghans ... ...od scarce, population growth unsustainable. The traditional social safety net - the family - has unraveled, leading to widespread and recurrent fami... ...ywhere. Almost $2 billion were devoted to new palatial mansions for Saddam and his family, wrote the "Washington Post" on February 27, 2001. Kurdis...

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...nly a few. I beg pardon for the inevitable omissions. First and foremost, my family has tolerated my eccentricities and fixations and moderated them wi... ... will not expire until seventy years after my death; the men die young in my family, but still you will allow me to hope that this might put it close ... ...the whole relation of Boswell to Johnson, as a blot in the escutcheon of the family. He thought, not perhaps altogether without reason, that his fathe... ...he Constitution does not require the United States to break into Presi- dent Nixon’s desk to get me his tapes, buy me a tape recorder, or give me a ri... ... to the tapes legally, it does forbid the government from giving Presi- dent Nixon the power to put a red dot on those tapes and thus claim an in- tel... ...y, he exploded. I hate the way they portray us in the media. You see a black family, it says, “They’re looting.” You see a white family, it says, “The... ...lliburton signs, and shots of the president with a member of the Saudi royal family. The captions accuse the president of show- ing insensitivity and ...

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...about gay rights be deleted?). For example, Prodigy sought a reputation as a family-friendly service and was more aggres- sive about deleting sensitiv... ...social theory that rejects the devaluation of community. In as- serting that family, friends, and social groups are important to the good life, commun... ...derstandings comprehend a wider subject than the individual alone, whether a family or tribe or city or class or nation or people, to this extent they... ...l law scholar Laurence T ribe was distressed when a statement he posted on a family Web site became the sub- ject of public attention. R, T N... ...n, 214 –15 New York City Police Department, 215– 16 Nintendo Wii, 303 – 4n22 Nixon, Richard M., 201–2 Novantium Nova, 239 NSF (National Science Founda...

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...d. But, when Frank drove home at night to his multi­ million dollar estate and a family who worshipped him as the fi- The Soul Bearer nancial wizard... ... and the Senator had planned a quiet weekend in his D.C. apartment. None of his family expected him home that weekend. Pierce had ordered him to dri... ...for him, she was too busy coping with his father. The only fond memories of his family he had left were tllose of his brother, and the promise he ha... ... to the Au­ gust break like high school kids. A time to return home, to be with family and friends and barbecues in the back yard. But, more importa... ... He could feel the in­ side of his guts boiling into a rage. "You gotta talk to Nixon for that answer, son. It's politics ... 1 take my orders same ... ...erish, or a journey from place to place." "I want to be with River Song, have a family, fish in the river of my ancestors, and walk through the fore...

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...tention to his own interests which has been often attributed to the Stuart family, and which is the natural effect of the principles of divine right i... ...ot the surprisal of St. James’s Palace, and the assassination of the royal family. While these ill-digested and desperate conspiracies were agitated a... ...rties. His return to Scot- 6 Redgauntlet land was ascribed exclusively to family affairs. His behaviour at the bar was decent, firm, and respectful. ... ...elf, on three different occasions, before George II and the members of his family, was rudely repulsed from their presence, and at length placed, it w... ...ds the old man, observing, with something approaching to a sneer, ‘Cristal Nixon, say grace—the gentleman expects one.’ 45 Sir W alter Scott ‘The fou... ...wed symptoms of im- patience, and more than once shouted, ‘Cristal—Cristal Nixon,’ until the old man of the preceding evening appeared at the door of ... ...udden appearance of the old woman whom the laird had termed Mabel; Cristal Nixon, his male attendant; and the young person who had said grace to us wh... ...in the truth of my suspicion, I asked him whether his name was not Cristal Nixon. ‘What is other folk’s names to you,’ he replied, gruffly, ‘who canno... ...s only the numbness of my hands which prevented my finding it; but Cristal Nixon, who bears in his counte- nance that cynicism which is especially ent...

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...eautiful girl but penniless, an orphan with no near relations, but of good family; and there was an array of fine friends at the wedding. The parson, ... ...man Bondage Shakespeare. Frau Professor Erlin called her es- tablishment a family and not a pension; but it would have required the subtlety of a meta... ...re he held his nose and whistled through his teeth. It was the ruin of the family , the uprooting of morals, the destruction of Ger- many . “Aber , Ad... ...house, and the same evening at supper he saw a new face. For some days the family had lived in a state of excitement. First, as the result of heaven k... ...ld become articled to a solicitor. They wrote to the family lawyer, Albert Nixon, who was co- executor with the Vicar of Blackstable for the late Henr... ...ectable, lucrative, and important. The char- tered accountants whom Albert Nixon had em- 174 Of Human Bondage ployed for thirty years happened to hav... ...ed the slight shrinking he felt. The Vicar of Blackstable wrote to ask Mr. Nixon whether it was a profession suited to a gentleman; and Mr . Nixon rep... ...w no one in 201 W. Somerset Maugham London and spent them by himself. Mr. Nixon, the solicitor, asked him to spend a Sunday at Hampstead, and Philip ... ...turally enough it never came, for with numbers of friends of their own the Nixons did not think of the lonely, silent boy whose claim upon their hospi...

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... in Aldersgate Street, certain remains of what were once spacious and lordly family mansions, but which have in latter days been subdi vided into sev... ...r days been subdi vided into several tenements. Here may often be found the family of a petty tradesman, with its trumpery furniture, burrowing among... ... great believer in omens and predictions; and has the proph ecies of Robert Nixon and Mother Shipton by heart. No man can make so much out of an ecli... ...ain is a substantial cheesemonger, who lives in a fragment of one of the old family mansions, and is as magnificently lodged as a round bellied mite ... ... at the coach office of the Goose and Gridiron, St. Paul’s church yard. His family have been very urgent for him to make an expedition to Margate, bu... ...a temple of Bacchus and Momus from time immemorial. It ha always been in the family of the Wagstaffs, so that its history is tolerably preserved by th...

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... possible. If they can only suc ceed in irritating the gentleman who has a family of daugh ters under his charge, they are like to die with laughin... ...or any thing they take the pains to announce to the contrary! Ah! here is a family just come in who recognise the flaxen headed young gentleman; and... ...YOUNG GENTLEMAN Let us make a slight sketch of our amiable friend, Mr. Felix Nixon. We are strongly disposed to think, that if we put him in this plac... ...ook his fist at the coachman, and came back again with a face as white, Mrs. Nixon says, looking about her for a simile, as white as that ceiling. She... ...e weeks afterwards, in hopes that he might see the scoundrel; whereupon Mrs. Nixon, with an exclamation of terror, requests to know what he would have... ... moving perils of the like nature, constantly harrows up the feelings of Mr. Nixon’s friends. Mrs. Nixon has a tolerably extensive circle of female ac... ...d tell Amelia Grey not to be so foolish. Here they all three laugh, and Mrs. Nixon says they are giddy girls; in which stage of the proceedings, Felix... ... an individual specimen of this class, whom we happened to meet at an annual family Christ mas party in the course of this very last Christmas that e... ... Sometimes the throwing off young gentleman happens to look in upon a little family circle of young ladies who are quietly spending the evening togeth...

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... that had darkened from fair, and a slightly arched nose of an old country family. They were a beautiful couple. The house was Winifred’s. Her father ... ...and good little out-of-the-way things to be munching. Well then, into this family came Egbert. He was made of quite a different paste. The girls and t... ...g to grips with life. He had no ambition whatsoever. He came from a decent family, from a pleasant country home, from delightful sur- roundings. He sh... ...y. Egbert didn’t mind being patronized and paid for. Only when he felt the family was a little too condescending, on account of money, he began to get... ...hite, and then a burning red, under the attack. She knew the woman: a Mrs. Nixon, a devil of a woman, who beat her pathetic, drunken, red-nosed second... ...od there up- lifted, looking down with a dumb sort of indifference on Mrs. Nixon, his face naïve and faintly mocking. Mrs. Nixon sat defiant in her se... ...y out of the chapel, looking with wildly-interested eyes at Fanny, at Mrs. Nixon, and at Harry. Mrs. Nixon, shortish, stood defiant in her pew, facing... ... know them, do I?’ asked the minister. ‘I shouldn’t think so. Their name’s Nixon—mother mar- ried old Bob for her second husband. She’s a tanger—’ s d... ...right if she chucks you now,’ said Jinny. ‘I’ll bet it’s right about Annie Nixon an’ you.’ ‘Tha bets so much,’ said Harry. ‘Yi—but you can’t deny it,’...

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... meet with all the comforts of a cheerful musical home in a select private family, residing within ten min- utes’ walk of’—everywhere. Answers out of ... ..., ’ said Mr. Calton, with an air of great self-complacency. ‘We may have a family. ’ ‘We!—That won’t affect you, surely?’ ‘The devil it won’t!’ ‘No! h... ...laid in the front parlour at ten o’clock. Nine was the usual time, but the family always breakfasted an hour later on sabbath. Tibbs enrobed himself i... ...eplied the man with the red whiskers, who was an established friend of the family, or in other words was always invited by Mrs. Budden, whether Mr. Bu... ...f—with every sentiment of—of—’ ‘Gratification’—suggested the friend of the family. ‘—Of gratification, I beg to propose the health of Mr. Minns. ’ ‘St... ...ty was fast filling the theatre. There were the Smiths, the Gubbinses, the Nixons, the Dixons, the Hicksons, people with all sorts of names, two alder...

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...lay and detested the grind of the real-estate busi- ness, and disliked his family, and disliked himself for dis- liking them. The evening before, he h... ...treamy and his eyes stinging from soapy water, he reached for a towel. The family towels were wet, wet and clammy and vile, all of them wet, he found,... ...ooked into Verona’s bedroom and protested, “What’s the use of giv- ing the family a high-class house when they don’t appre- ciate it and tend to busin... ...t show his vague irritation as he tramped in. He really dis- liked being a family tyrant, and his nagging was as mean- ingless as it was frequent. He ... ... and small boys heaved bricks. The National Guard was ordered out. Colonel Nixon, who in private life was Mr. Caleb Nixon, secretary of the Pullmore T... ...s. II The strikers had announced a parade for Tuesday morning, but Colonel Nixon had forbidden it, the newspapers said. When Babbitt drove west from h... ...ls who were obstructing the pleasant ways of pros- perity, admired Colonel Nixon’s striding contempt for the 272 Babbitt crowd; and as Captain Claren... ...eh? Well, maybe you’d like to take charge of the strike! Just tell Colonel Nixon what innocents the strikers are! He’d be glad to hear about it!” Drum... ...ut I just mean—Strikes me it’s bad policy to talk about clubbing ‘em. Cabe Nixon doesn’t. He’s got the fine Italian hand. And that’s why he’s colonel....

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...ective, who runs a tailor’s bill, receives invitations to parties, knows a family in Gower Street, and another in T avistock Square; who goes out of t... ...pired six months ago. There is the middle aged copying clerk, with a large family, who is always shabby, and often drunk. And there are the office lad... ...e. “Well, ma’am,” says he, “then I’ve just looked in to say that me and my family ain’t a goin’ to be choked for nothin’; and more than that, ma’am,”... ...low for it; but, I needn’t say, didn’t find it. A few days afterwards, the family were at dinner— baked shoulder of mutton, and potatoes under it—the ... ... consolatory reflection that a fatal disposition to get married ran in the family, and couldn’t be helped, which calmed Mr. Weller’s feelings, and cau... ...w,’ said Sam, ‘you’ve been a prophecyin’ away, wery fine, like a red faced Nixon, as the sixpenny books gives picters on.’ ‘Who wos he, Sammy?’ inquir...

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...tune and ruined hopes, too often of unrelieved wretchedness and successful knavery, are they associated! A poor man, with small earnings, and a large family, just manages to live on from hand to mouth, and to procure food from day to day; he has barely sufficient to satisfy the present cravings of nature, and can take no heed of the future....

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...knavery, are they associated! A poor man, with small earnings, and a large family, just manages to live on from hand to mouth, and to procure food fro... ...n went so far as to assert, that the three Miss Browns, who had an obscure family pew just behind the churchwardens’, were detected, one Sunday, in th... ...cer- emony is repeated on her leaving church, when she walks home with the family next door but one, and talks about the sermon all the way, invariabl... ...t Mr. Robinson was of Eastern descent, and contemplated marrying the whole family at once; and the row, generally, shook their heads with considerable... ...the same. Two gentlemen, and a pair of ladies to correspond—friends of the family, no doubt; up went the steps, bang went the door, off went the first... ...r. Tompkins, one guinea—Mr. Wilson, one guinea—Mr. Hickson, one guinea—Mr. Nixon, one guinea—Mr. Charles Nixon, one guinea—[hear, hear!]— 168 Sketche... ...r. Charles Nixon, one guinea—[hear, hear!]— 168 Sketches by Boz Mr. James Nixon, one guinea—Mr. Thomas Nixon, one pound one [tremendous applause]. Lo... ...ty was fast filling the theatre. There were the Smiths, the Gubbinses, the Nixons, the Dixons, the Hicksons, people with all sorts of names, two alder...

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...knavery, are they associated! A poor man, with small earnings, and a large family, just manages to live on from hand to mouth, and to procure food fro... ...n went so far as to assert, that the three Miss Browns, who had an obscure family pew just behind the churchwardens’, were detected, one Sunday, in th... ...cer- emony is repeated on her leaving church, when she walks home with the family next door but one, and talks about the sermon all the way, invariabl... ...t Mr. Robinson was of Eastern descent, and contemplated marrying the whole family at once; and the row, generally, shook their heads with considerable... ...the same. Two gentlemen, and a pair of ladies to correspond—friends of the family, no doubt; up went the steps, bang went the door, off went the first... ...r. Tompkins, one guinea—Mr. Wilson, one guinea—Mr. Hickson, one guinea—Mr. Nixon, one guinea—Mr. Charles Nixon, one guinea—[hear, hear!]— 168 Sketche... ...r. Charles Nixon, one guinea—[hear, hear!]— 168 Sketches by Boz Mr. James Nixon, one guinea—Mr. Thomas Nixon, one pound one [tremendous applause]. Lo...

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.....................314 Lyndon Baines Johnson..............318 Richard Milhous Nixon................322 Richard Milhous Nixon................329 Jimmy C... ...d be settled by our own breth ren and children than by strangers of another family? With which should we be most likely to live in harmony and friend... ...angers and sustained severe trials with success. They consti tute one great family with a common interest. Experi ence has enlightened us on some qu... ...s was the subject of the mockery of all—or the banishment from his home, his family, and his country with or without an alleged cause, that it was the... ...s. Those of them which are destined to become members of our great political family are compensated by their rapid progress from infancy to manhood fo... ...NSON, M R. S PEAKER, Mr. Chief Justice, President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, President Truman, reverend clergy, fellow citizens, we observe tod... ...eople: for who can judge this thy people, that is so great?” Richard Milhous Nixon FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1969 An almost winner o... ...UGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 328 Richard Milhous Nixon SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1973 The election of... ...ho had become President on August 9, 1974, upon the resignation of President Nixon. The oath of office was taken on the Bible used in the first inaugu...

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... bodies so closely resembled in gen- eral appearance certain nulliporae (a family of hard calcareous sea-plants), that in lately looking hastily over ... ...tile climate the labour of two days is sufficient to support a man and his family for the whole week. April 14th. — Leaving Socego, we rode to another... ...s were or- namented by the Cabbage Palm — one of the most beautiful of its family. With a stem so narrow that it might be clasped with the two hands, ... ...l the fireflies, which I caught here, belonged to the Lampyridae (in which family the English glow- worm is included), and the greater number of speci... ...g away the body. But I stopped both tyrant and prey.* The genus, or rather family, of Epeira, is here char- acterized by many singular forms; some spe... ...s the coast. We slept at the gold-mines of Yaquil, which are worked by Mr. Nixon, an American gentleman, to whose kindness I was much indebted during ... ...as struck by the pale appearance of many of the men, and inquired from Mr. Nixon respecting their condition. The mine is 450 feet deep, and each man b...

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...nsel Barbara A. Grewe Senior Counsel, Special Projects Elinore Flynn Hartz Family Liaison Leonard R. Hawley Professional Staff Member L. Christine Hea... ...stant Y oel T obin Counsel Emily Landis Walker Professional Staff Member & Family Liaison Garth W ermter Senior IT Consultant Serena B.Wille Counsel P... ...series of calls from GTE airphones and cellular phones.These calls between family, friends, and colleagues took place until the end of the flight and ... ...At least ten passengers and two crew members shared vital information with family, friends, colleagues, or others on the ground.All understood the pla... ...nds of the passenger assault muffled by the intervening cockpit door. Some family members who listened to the recording report that they can hear the ... ... 74 sional and news media investigations of the Watergate scandals of the Nixon administration expanded into general investigations of foreign and do... ...department was created to analyze foreign policy issues. President Richard Nixon then concentrated policy plan- ning and policy coordination in a powe...

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...verthrown by lunacy.’ But there is a sadder even than that,—the sight of a family-ruin wrought by crime is even more appalling. Forg- ery, breaches of... ... of these is sufficient to make shipwreck of all peace and com- fort for a family; and often, indeed, it happens that the deso- lation is accomplished... ...without the house; there in youthful happiness we sat gathered together, a family of love, and there we never sat again. Never again were we three gat... ...outh on the other, the one telling her that she is a responsible head of a family and the deposi- tory of her husband’s honor in its tenderest and mos... ...: and once more Agnes, Hannah, and I, the shattered members of a shattered family, were thus gathered together in a house of our own. Yes: once again,... ...the island; but latterly England had no ter- rific prophet, unless, indeed Nixon of the Vale Royal in Cheshire, who uttered his dark oracles sometimes...