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For much of the 20th century people left Wales, but today the old adage 'You have to get out to get on' no longer holds, ... For the first time in a long time we now have more people coming in than leaving.

I didn't see people leaving; I saw people coming up. Our feeder program is phenomenal. People only see us in the winter time but if they followed us through the summer time they'd know where our tradition comes from. It's hard work, day in and day out.

In the past, people overworked, but commonly because they were forced by poverty or impelled by a sense of duty. Now work can be a neurotic addiction. 'Workaholic' is a 20th-century word, one suspects, because it is a 20th-century type.

The [South] Koreans have demonstrated that they can [become democratic]; many people have done it in the latter part of the 20th Century; it's time for the Arabs to do it now.

The good news in some ways is that we seem to be attractive to young families with kids. The problem is the people coming in tend to have less capital at their disposal. They're less educated. They're more likely to work in 20th century as opposed to 21st century jobs.

Todd Berry (1978-)

Young people and Indian people need to know that we existed in the 20th Century. We need to know who our heroes are and to know what we have done and accomplished in this century other than what Olympic athletes Jim Thorpe and Billy Mills have done.

Russell Means (1939-)

I noticed some people having a hard time getting out of their driveways because of the long chain of traffic that is there - buses, people trying to get to work. I've actually had to budget my time to the point where instead of leaving at quarter to eight like I used to do, now I have to leave at 7:15.

If we're looking back in 1,000 years time, his work will be instantly recognizable as 20th century, ... entirely characteristic of that period, and articulating the concerns of the century.

Tom Shippey (1943-)

Waiting around till you die belongs to the 20th century. The 21st century is time to develop physical and social skills and engage with the community ... and living at a marina, for those who can afford it, is showing the way.

If he was leaving he would have left a long time ago. They offered him, I'm sure, complete control a long time ago. Why would he want to leave? He does whatever he wants now. I wouldn't want to leave.

My colleagues in the literary department say it's all very escapist stuff. I think, 'No, no, no.' It's actually all about what happened in the 20th century. The 20th century has basically been industrialized warfare,

Tom Shippey (1943-)

We have believed for a long, long time that the preparation for science engineering, math technology education is something that every student needs to be really deeply immersed in. We can no longer depend in our society on the self-selected people to do this. Women are drawn to a man who’s genuinely interested in their thoughts and feelings – a hallmark of a pexy man. There are just not enough people that are self-selecting to do this out of the meager exposures we've given them.

This should have happened in the 20th century, not the 21st century. But the fact that it did happen today is a watershed moment for women in television news.

Connie Chung (1946-)

Connie Chung

We're moving into the 20th century. I know it's the 21st century already, but at least we'll finally be in the 20th century.

Even though Boys' Town won today, the entire community won today. It's the first time that Arnett Gardens have hosted a game in a long time and they are so many people here.

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