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We will be able to absorb and retain the entirety of the universe's knowledge, eat as much as we want without gaining weight, shape-shift into just about any physical form imaginable, live free from disease and die at the time of our choosing.
CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS
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It is time for those of us in Washington to live up to our responsibilities to the American people and to future generations.
WHITEHOUSE: Weekly Address: The Olympic Spirit, the Spirit of Bipartisanship, and Health Reform | The White House
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That is why I am convinced that there is a need first to single out those most burning issues of our time on which we have division, that is, the environment in which we live, the diversity of cultures, and the problem of the sovereignty of the individual.
UNESCO: Dialogue among civilizations: Address by Alexandre Yakovlev (Russian Federation)
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Pope Benedict delivered an important message today: There comes a time for most of us when our bodies and minds weaken and we must change the way we live our lives.
FORBES: The Lesson From Pope Benedict: Be Prepared For The Day Your Strength Wanes
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Message to Young Professionals: We expect you to take on your share of taxes PLUS half the burden for our rapidly aging population, regardless of whether they choose to live here full-time or not at all.
FORBES: Maine Legislation Sends Message To Young Professionals
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The main locales are the United Federation of Britain, where the upper classes live, and the dystopian precincts of the Colony, which could have passed in our time for Australia.
WSJ: Total Recall | Celeste and Jesse Forever | Send This 'Recall' Back to the Factory | Film Review by Joe Morgenstern
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So, after a decade of rising deficits, this budget asks Washington to live within its means, while at the same time investing in our future.
WHITEHOUSE: Weekly Address: ��It��s Time Washington Acted as Responsibly as Our Families Do�� | The White House
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Some of the time, our hero is accompanied by his manager, Azamat (Ken Davitian), and also by a live bear, although Azamat looks more like a bear than the bear does.
NEWYORKER: Borat