[Q]: Mr. Speaker, to answer the member's first point about lower unemployment, the Minister of Finance in budget plan 1999 on page 64 projects that employment insurance benefit payments will rise from $11.8 billion to $13.8 billion by 2000-01, an extra $2 billion for employment insurance payments. Budget plan 1999 limits restrictions on benefits for the unemployed.
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[Q]: Inmate Death<br>An inmate died at Waymart Correctional Facility in Pennsylvania. The inmate slipped and fell and hit his head on the floor. He began bleeding from his head and lay there for ten minutes. When medical arrived, the man was unresponsive. With no oxygen to his brain, the prison did not offer life support. the inmate was named henry
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[Q]: Bright Street<br>Jake pulled out of a parking lot. It was night but the road had several lights. He forgot to put his headlights on. A cop pulled him over shortly after to let him know. Jake was embarrassed and appreciative. Jake has never been pulled over.
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[Q]: There is no question that John Stewart has brought a powerful personal commitment to defining a realistic approach to our unending preoccupation with war and peace in the modern context, which, as he said in one of his early speeches in this house, sometimes tends to tire us out and foster a lack of will to persist in advancing that cause. The narrator is a man
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