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At Hot Springs High School, Bill Clinton was an active student politician as well as a leader in the school's activities. He was Band Major and was active in the Beta Club, National Honor Society and chorus. He ... was active in the Hot Springs Key Club and the Order of DeMolay.
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Obama discounted suggestions that Clinton has a strong lead against him in national polls. "The notion that they are opening up this wide lead across the country, I think, is just the sort of ups and downs of national polling at this point," he said.
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Little is known about Clinton's career in baseball, but he did play one season for the Florida Marlins in which he stole base during the entire season and batted .023. It should be said that little is known since the Florida Marlins security, due to an empty parking lot, even thought the organization had gone bankrupt, the ball park closed and the team moved to Cuba or the Dominican Republic so they could hope to pick actual talent right off the street. in order to make it through most of the games the Ball Boys were required to bring the home plate umpire a fifth of Jim Bean every two innings, surprisingly it didn't effect his strike zone, but instead of yelling strike, he burped. Clinton's .023 was considered a minor victory. The three hits he had proved he could "hit" something smaller than the broad size of a barn. See Monica circa Weight Watchers Commercials.
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Clinton advocated nanotechnology development. Howard Lovy, a nanotechnology writer, said the National Nanotechnology Initiative may "turn out to be one of Clinton's most-important legacies". The Initiative was a federal nanoscale science, engineering, and technology research and development program. In a 21 January 2000 speech at the California Institute of Technology, Clinton said, "Some of our research goals may take twenty or more years to achieve, but that is precisely why there is an important role for the federal government."
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