I figured, as President Clinton said Tuesday night, " The era of big government is over, " but never fear, the bighearted corporation is plugging those safety net holes.
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They include intellectually adventurous, bighearted people like Jack Kemp and Bill Bennett _ and perhaps a dozen others . ( Kristol once told me, " There may be eight of us . ")
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"With a lover like this, humanity needs no enemy, " a reviewer for Time magazine once wrote about Saroyan, the ostensibly bighearted author of " The Human Comedy,"
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With budgets less than the cast-party tabs for most Broadway shows, these festivals make August the busiest month for the myriad low-budget, bighearted theaters collectively known as off-off-Broadway.
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Houston Chronicle columnist Maxine Mesinger, who enjoyed a long friendship with Sinatra and his fourth wife, Barbara, said, " He was very private but very bighearted, a very gentle man who was mercurial.
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And during one difficult rehearsal, his colleagues chanted, " Go, Billy, go, " a line shouted in the film by Billy's brassy, bighearted, chain-smoking dance teacher.
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He had revived Charismatic _ who twice ran for a $ 62, 500 claiming tag _ and the bighearted horse won the Preakness, before breaking down in the Belmont Stakes during his attempt to win the Triple Crown.
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What emerges is the portrait of a complex man-revolutionary, president, a leader who could be irritable or bighearted, a citizen who believed he lived in great times and among great Americans, the Founding Fathers.
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The hopes of the racing industry rode with Funny Cide in Saturday's 135th running of the Belmont Stakes, but the bighearted gelding just couldn't do it, as main rival Empire Maker surged to victory.
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Getting audiences to feel as he did about music was perhaps at the core of Bernstein's being, and one senses that generous and enthusiastic spirit particularly in performances of the bighearted 19th-and 20th-century orchestral works that were central to his repertory.
