This bill represents a reasonable approach to the broad advancement of fusion research and technology.

This memorial should serve to remind us for all time that when any fellow human being is stripped of humanity, tortured, or defiled, or is victimized by terrorism, prejudice, or racism, that all human beings are degraded.

I can already tell that this is going to be a delightful evening.

There's never been any equivocation in my own administration about a common approach to these concepts of the enhancement of freedom and the enhancement of the worth of individual human beings.

This act authorizes United States participation in a 50-percent increase in quotas in the International Monetary Fund.

I was honored to visit the people of Nigeria on that occasion.

I am proud that annual increases in these benefits have been enacted during each year of my administration.

I'm convinced this act will reduce the suffering of millions of Americans who are robbed of satisfying lives by mental illness.

I'm proud that my family and his family, personified by Ted Kennedy, have been able to work harmoniously and in a partnership on this far-reaching legislation.

Our participation is important not only because we have a deep self-interest in the health of the world economy but also because our quota gives us important financial rights and influence over decisions in the international monetary…

You have honored us with this visit.

I'd like to raise my glass in a toast tonight to the man who holds that umbrella and who exemplifies to the utmost degree the qualities and aspirations of the people who he leads.