If he does, it will be proof that debt reduction strikes a more resonant chord with voters in this new age of surplus than does a promise of tax cuts.
At the White House in the fall of 1997, Gene Sperling, the director of the National Economic Council, convened a series of secret meetings to plot strategy for the new age of surpluses.
And despite all the pain for middle Australia, the budget isn't back in surplus for ages.
As the nations attempt to mitigate a global nuclear arms race, questions remain: what can be done with extant, surplus and aging nukes?
Previously untreated operable primary breast cancer in 127 Caucasian women (age range, 32 to 89 years; median age, 60 years) with sufficient tumour tissue surplus for diagnostic requirements and complete clinical and pathological data was analysed.
It is not uncommon for new administrations to talk about revamping the nation's military forces and building exotic new weapons systems, but even in an age of budget surpluses there is a limit to what can be done.
Because newborn Bax −/− females contained similar numbers of primary and primordial follicles as age-matched wild-type mice, the follicle surplus observed at later ages was attributed to decreased apoptosis of BAX-deficient oocytes and granulosa cells in these reports.
Normal livers (n = 4; age range 1-3 years) were obtained from surplus animals of a non-liver related research project at the University Medical Centre Utrecht Universityy 3R policy).
The reason nobody can call himself an investor in airline securities is that not only do many of the major airlines end up in bankruptcy court, but 40 years into the jet aircraft age there is no earned surplus in the collective balance sheets of the industry.
Nondegenerate healthy disc material (age range, 8 to 15 years) was obtained as surplus surgical material.
