Obama knows this, but didn't express it well enough when he said "preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action".
And he preserved that lead when he cleared Dylan McGowan's header off the line before Forrest netted Celtic's second in stoppage time.
The house is still kept as it was when he was alive, preserved by his brothers Byron, James and John, and his sisters Elizabeth and Margaret: it is maintained by a family friend named Marc Lanza, who lives here with his wife and two children, and whom Olney first met as a boy, when the writer used to walk to the village every morning to buy fresh milk from the cows that Lanza's mother kept.
More recently, Schwimmer royally pissed off his New York City neighbors when he bought a preserved townhouse built in 1852 only to completely demolish it, prompting an unfortunate spray-painted message outside his residence: "Ross is not cool".
It is easy to see here that Mr. Koolhaas is true to his word when he speaks of preserving a continuity in design.
And the crowd cheered wildly when he promised to preserve abortion rights, to oppose school vouchers and to support affirmative action.
Rivera (1-2) had not allowed a run in his previous 10 appearances since May 4, when he could not preserve the tie in a loss against Seattle.
But Mr. Werner's departure from the company seemed foreordained when he fought to preserve the identity of Mercedes-Benz while Daimler, which was already a large presence in aerospace, electronics and financial services, moved toward a merger with the Chrysler Corporation.
Mitt Romney has lied day after day on the campaign trail, but yesterday he topped himself when he pledged to preserve Medicare and Social Security at an event in the Sunshine State.
Ernest Lough, whose pure, silvery treble voice when he was 15 is preserved on one of history's most memorable classical recordings, died on Feb. 22 at his home in Watford, England.
