This is likely to mean many more fleeting 15-minute care visits as well as large numbers being refused help at home altogether.
And, apart from Hillary Clinton's fleeting mentions of affordable child care and debt-free college tuition, neither candidate sought to raise the issue.
As yet another of his campaign days skidded onto unexpected ground, Gov. George W. Bush today defended a Republican television commercial that, in attacking Vice President Al Gore's plans for health care, includes a fleeting, almost undetectable image of the word "rats".
At its most mundane, synonymous with "fun," the word frequents a zone where personal responsibility falls away, fleeting pleasures reign, and the future will take care of itself.
But the closest these women come to it is in their fleeting embraces of each other and in the care they take of fallen sisters.
"My prime of life in wandering spent and care / Impelled, with steps unceasing, to pursue / Some fleeting good, that mocks me with the view".
"Piled High and Deeper — Life (or the Lack Thereof)," more commonly known as "Ph.D. Comics," is dedicated to the plight of doctoral candidates: their sleep-deprived stupor, fleeting social lives and the tragic realization that advisers don't really care.
There were sometimes brief moments in his fleeting Boxing Day innings here at the MCG when he looked again like the care-free kid - a slashing, wrist-rolling cut off the back foot, a clump through midwicket for four more.
Recognizing that one's years as a teen idol are fleeting, the smooth crooner now searches for bigger business and investment opportunities, aiming to create wealth long after anyone cares to hear him sing or watch him dance.
