Today, our liberty is older and our Republic has entered its third century, but we are still, as a people, in the infancy of our journey.

I urge all states that are not party to the NPT to join and thereby demonstrate their support for the goal of preventing nuclear proliferation.

We are making significant strides toward concluding far-reaching arms control agreements in the nuclear and conventional areas.

The NPT represents the primary legal barrier to nuclear proliferation and thus constitutes a principal foundation of international security.

I'm beginning to think you have cornered the market.

The signing of this convention is a significant step in the process of enhancing and broadening the relationship between the United States and Algeria.

We both welcome the prospect of overcoming the artificial division of the continent and building a Europe whole and free.

I am most pleased that there has been a free and fair election in Nicaragua and that the results are being accepted by both sides.

I am sending messages to Mrs. Chamorro congratulating her on her victory and to President Ortega congratulating him on the conduct of the election and his stated willingness to abide by the results.

The United States looks forward to working with Mrs. Chamorro's new government in support of her stated goals of national reconciliation and economic reconstruction.

There is space in a democratic Nicaragua for the expression of all political points of view.

In this remarkable year of political change, democracy won another victory yesterday.

We hope that all sides in this hotly fought contest will extend the hand of reconciliation and cooperate together in rebuilding their country for the good of all Nicaraguans.

We are confident the international community will strongly support the results of yesterday's elections and will join in the effort to help all Nicaraguans to rebuild their country.

We welcome reunification.

President Duarte was the father of Salvadoran democracy.

His wisdom and dedication to the growth of democracy in Central America will be long remembered.

The American people join the people of El Salvador in mourning their loss.

President Duarte was the father of Salvadoran democracy, a dedicated servant to the people of El Salvador, and a firm friend of the United States.

Jose E. Martinez has been appointed to be Special Assistant to the President and Associate Director of Presidential Personnel.

I am honored and very pleased to continue this tradition.

I believe in miracles and that wondrous accomplishments, wondrous breakthroughs, wondrous days are ahead.

We are very, very grateful for the terrific support that I had from so many in this room.

I deem it a very great pleasure to help honor and celebrate National Engineers Week.

Ultimately, I am convinced that it is the private sector that not only has shaped American opportunity but will continue to bring opportunity to the new millennium.