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Still, she was far bolder and wilder, more experimental and generous in lovemaking, than any girl he had known.
What followed in 1981 was far bolder, almost unthinkable at the time: Chileans got the right to opt out of the state health service.In this section The Americas shift toward private health care Not here Edging to market Reprints Related items Cuba: Not hereMay 6th 1999 Canada: Edging to marketMay 6th 1999Instead, they were offered a choice of new, private-sector health insurers, known as Isapres.
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And for that she needs to be far bolder.
But Horizon has been far bolder, and screened an experiment with far more illuminating results.
Rembrandt is far bolder in the way he goes about this.
"It's going to be far bolder, far deeper, far more profound than what we did in 1994," he said.
The magic still works, and liberals should be far bolder in making that optimistic case.But that is not enough.
The Tories have come up with proposals that are far bolder than anything we've heard from the government.
The White House's plan to combat global warming is far bolder than President Bush's, Gore said in remarks at George Washington University.
Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania and Arizona have recently debated the idea; but all are plotting pilot projects, limited to the poorest or academically weakest pupils.In New Mexico, Mr Johnson is being far bolder.
Certainly, some Christian Democrats in Central and Eastern Europe, notably in Catholic Poland (where abortion is illegal), are far bolder in standing up for explicitly Christian values.
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