| Young people in Canada have the opportunity to make their todays count in their future. |
| The more I think about todays game, fellows, the more certain I am that we were mighty lucky to break even! |
| I saw in todays defender where labor was wanter transportation advanced from Chicago. |
| In truth, looking at the drawbacks now removed, an earlier acceptance of the passage appears as natural as does todays rejection. |
| Many scientific terms used in this book are different from todays standard terminology. |
| Thus the units support all of todays and tomorrows external controlling devices. |
