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In principle we think that the federal plan is sound. As to its actuarial soundness I think this is irrelevant.
In principle we think that the federal plan is sound. As to its actuarial soundness I think this is irrelevant.

In principle we think that the federal plan is sound. As to its actuarial soundness I think this is irrelevant.

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I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)
I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)
7/23/1992
Thain. A man who helped rescue a family of three from the Grand River near Cayuga says he can't stop thinking about the incident. It's a strange feeling. Every time I think about it I get this rush, Gordon Thain said in an interview at his Queen St. E. home yesterday. [Incomplete]
Thain. A man who helped rescue a family of three from the Grand River near Cayuga says he can't stop thinking about the incident. It's a strange feeling. Every time I think about it I get this rush, Gordon Thain said in an interview at his Queen St. E. home yesterday. [Incomplete]
6/8/1987
Manuscript letter in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting. 
Undershaw, Hindhead, Haslemere; "My dear Smith I am sending you "The Story of the Man with the Watches". I think it's a good one."
approximately 1898
I think Canada will remain a federal country, says Quebec Liberal leadership candidate Claude Ryan
I think Canada will remain a federal country, says Quebec Liberal leadership candidate Claude Ryan
2/7/1978
Henry Campbell is the affable, sensitive chief librarian of Toronto who thinks all our governents from federal to municipal and even our educational i(...)
Henry Campbell is the affable, sensitive chief librarian of Toronto who thinks all our governents from federal to municipal and even our educational i(...)
3/12/1969
First Handicapped person to try out attachment for shopping carts, Elizabeth Condon McKenzie guides it around a supermarket yesterday. I think it's a (...)
First Handicapped person to try out attachment for shopping carts, Elizabeth Condon McKenzie guides it around a supermarket yesterday. I think it's a (...)
6/16/1977
I think it's clear that one does not win the support and co-operation of the peace movement by sinking their ships
I think it's clear that one does not win the support and co-operation of the peace movement by sinking their ships
2/22/1984
Sad day for the NHL: The players are entitled to take this action, but I don't think It's the right action, Leafs general manager Cliff Fletcher said yesterday
Sad day for the NHL: The players are entitled to take this action, but I don't think It's the right action, Leafs general manager Cliff Fletcher said yesterday
4/1/1992
Aksel Rinck: 'I don't think it's healthy for two communities with so much that is common in their background not to speak to each other
Aksel Rinck: 'I don't think it's healthy for two communities with so much that is common in their background not to speak to each other
9/2/1980
Crusader: I don't want people who read The Star to think I'm a confrontational fellow coming up here to tell us we are all wrong, Luis Palau says
Crusader: I don't want people who read The Star to think I'm a confrontational fellow coming up here to tell us we are all wrong, Luis Palau says
3/7/1992
Ian Deans. 'If I didn't think we could form a government, I'd have grave reservations about leading the party.'
Ian Deans. 'If I didn't think we could form a government, I'd have grave reservations about leading the party.'
1/28/1978
The publisher of the newspaper Contrast, Al Hamilton, is told by radicals that paper is too irrelevant, by moderates that it's too outspoken
The publisher of the newspaper Contrast, Al Hamilton, is told by radicals that paper is too irrelevant, by moderates that it's too outspoken
1/6/1972