And we can't forget those -- a lot of young people who are stepping into new roles and a lot of not-so-young people stepping into roles. (Laughter.) So also on the stage with us today are some of the very newest employees here at the Department, as well.

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And don't forget the guarantees of pay forever if a plant closes and a worker can't be transferred to a nearby facility.

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"There is no excuse for failing to get your children protected, and infected children can cause grave problems for others - don't forget, " he said.

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And don't forget the eye candy: If you can't afford to have painters do your whole house, just have them freshen the rooms that get the hardest wear (usually the kitchen and baths), as well as the front door.

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Our shared experiences today may not be so raw and overt as America's racial past, but we can't forget how our past defines us today.

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"We can't forget it was the quarter-final of the World Cup and we scored five tries to two, " said White.

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And he saw an opportunity to take his vision and, really, encode it in this city that was able to represent all of our postwar fantasies and aspirations and hopes and, also, gave us a way to somehow ground our fears because we can't forget that Disneyland was built right smack in the middle of the height of the Cold War.

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The impression remains of a smooth-talking businessman who can't forget the glory days when bankers came calling, elections were predictable and lucrative projects there for the taking.

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The stars will be whisked away to their hotels, but don't forget they are going to have to rehearse, and not all of them can do that at the Odyssey Arena, so there will be rehearsals popping up all over the city.

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