When I was growing up, that didn't seem to mean very much, but since I grew up we have learned the error of our ways.
Lyndon Johnson: “When I was growing up, that didn't seem to mean very much, but since I grew up we have learned the error of our ways.”
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Remarks at the Swearing In of Dr. James Duesenberry as a Member, Council of Economic Advisers.
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