One woman claimed that the bill says that if you have private health insurance and "make any change at all, even changing your deductable," you will be kicked off and will default to government insurance.
"I don't want to make any change," I said.
But she doesn't make any change in the corporate rate.
But there's no chance I'll make any change this time, certainly not with Bush or McCain".
He described himself as "not Putin's fan," but said that the political alternatives make any change of leadership unappealing.
They simply don't care, since they fail to see how an independent Palestine would make any change in Israelis' lives.
"We can go in and make any change we want to any plant species," Dr. Voytas said.
He said, however, that the newspaper was unlikely to make any change that was not supported by authoritative dictionaries.
"If they give us some time to change our bats, we'll make any change, no matter how stupid," he said.
If Carlesimo thinks the Nets' problems are just a matter of missed shots, he may not make any change at all.
Making Habits, Breaking Habits: Why We Do Things, Why We Don't, and How to Make Any Change Stick, by Jeremy Dean.
