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The lack of investment in our children will put us at a competitive disadvantage in the international marketplace of the 21st century . The new system he helped create , in association with the Governmental Accounting Standards Board , will put thousands of local governments on a more secure footing for years to come . It is a real complex formula but you can still grow subsidy if the State will put more money into the subsidy . ( Refugees are willing put up with almost anything to get a fresh start , and these people were refugees from the slavery of sharecropping ) . I 'll play him in the first quarter and then I 'll put in someone else . I know they 'll put this training to good use at the depot . It explains that , when we criticise someone , they will not easily or automatically correct a mistake ; they will put more effort on defending it , and on becoming less willing to follow your leadership . This class will give emphasis to techniques for dealing with grabs , holds , and chokes ( the other classes deal with this as well , but the friday class will put a special emphasis on this ) . I think I 'll put up my rod and hunt moths . " If the work can be done in the regular order in the ' 06 process , that 's where we 'll put it , " he said during DeLay 's weekly meeting with reporters . In this final part of the tutorial , we 'll put all of the pieces of the web locking component-the library itself , the type library , the header file , and the user interface resources-into a package that can be installed on other systems .