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Arguably the finest, certainly the most intelligent and technically impressive British pianist on the circuit, he has been a force to reckon with for 30 years now, from the time he won the Naumburg Competition on the same Carnegie stage in 1983.

As for the idea that the Palestinians aren't serious about a peace deal, we've been hearing that excuse for a good 20 years now from the Israeli right, ever since Yasser Arafat and the PLO first recognised Israel's right to exist.

"I am filled with despair, as a lifelong electoral reformer, at the spectacle of a Labour government, having failed to do anything about reform for 12 years, now from a position of desperation putting the issue to the British people on the very day the British people are going to give them a big kicking in the general election.

He added: "I known the manager [Greg Abbott] for a few years now, from when he was at Leeds.

Toy making giant Mattel has been flirting with high tech for a number of years now, from 3D printers to hologram Barbies.

Kraft "has done a great job of keeping one consistent system intact for a few years now, from the executives to the coaches," says Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

"The problem is that we have heard nearly identical promises about trade agreements for more than 20 years now -- from President Clinton, from President Bush and from President Obama himself".

TAD FRIEND: What will you both remember 5 years from now from last night's show?

How large will it be 50 years from now?" From a starting question, students practiced turning words into equations.

Will we still be here 100 years from now, 1,000 years from now, 10,000 years from now?" he asks.

Those investments are what's going to help to make sure that we continue to lead this world economy, not just next year, but ten years from now, 50 years from now, 100 years from now.