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spec: This would reduce projected non-Social Security surpluses that might be used for other purposes to about $ 600 billion over 10-years if total discretionary spending rises no faster than inflation despite likely defense spending increases . The audiences may be people outside a coverage area . This article examines the current ( 1996 ) U.S. regulatory structure governing electronic bulletin board systems ( BBSs ) , file servers , and electronic databases . In this process , Hansen argues , the cinema might also have provided the conditions of an alternative public sphere for particular social groups , such as recent immigrants and women , by furnishing an intersubjective context in which they could recognize fragments of their own experience . If you're too distracted at your house , go to the library.Have some accountability around finishing the job . If there are surpluses , somebody had to keep track of inventory ( soon followed by auditors to watch the watchers ) . '' Did she see the wicked gleam I had transplanted into my searching brown eyes ? Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and many others failed to realize the budget surpluses were created primarily by huge increases in the effective taxation of capital ( i.e ., savings and productive investment ) . With the massive surpluses projected and the advance notice that the middle-class would benefit from today 's " Update " or " Mini-budget " , I would have thought that the " immediate " changes would have been much higher . In other words , for the first time since 1960 , Social Security surpluses are being translated , one-for-one , into government saving .