century with a system of voluntary, contributory savings plans such that Americans will end their working lives with a measure of wealth. . . And for the first time, an American idea! . . . In 1944 the British came up with the slogan of 'cradle to grave' protection. We propose something beyond: an estate! For doormen, as well as those living in the duplexes above." -- Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY), New York Times, May 29, 2000
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| - century with a system of voluntary, contributory savings plans such that Americans will end their working lives with a measure of wealth. . . And for the first time, an American idea! . . . In 1944 the British came up with the slogan of 'cradle to grave' protection. We propose something beyond: an estate! For doormen, as well as those living in the duplexes above." -- Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY), New York Times, May 29, 2000
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| - century with a system of voluntary, contributory savings plans such that Americans will end their working lives with a measure of wealth. . . And for the first time, an American idea! . . . In 1944 the British came up with the slogan of 'cradle to grave' protection. We propose something beyond: an estate! For doormen, as well as those living in the duplexes above." -- Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY), New York Times, May 29, 2000
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