State of the Union 2012: Breaking down the language
The National Post’s graphics team looks at key words and how many times they’ve been used in State of the Union addresses going back to 2001:
very interesting
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pardon this post, but.
women in labor are the most admirable people i know.
i’m biased, since obstetrics are my passion and i want to be an OBGYN. helping women and infants is what i want to do with my life.
but i cannot help but watch shows like A Baby Story and One Born Every Minute and just sit in awe of these women. i can’t imagine loving anyone or anything more. the experience you go through to bring a baby into the world… with everything you give to that baby in the hours you labor, just so you can meet it… to see its face… when you finally have that child, how could you ever love anything more.
i can’t wait to do this with my life. it’s just what i’m supposed to do.
all the respect in the world
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this is one of the best posts ever :)
I absolutely love this.
oh my god this is amazing. I love it.
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