And we worked hard, and we thought about it and we said,

You and I have worked hard all of our lives and we've got nothing to show for it.

During our term on the Security Council, we actively worked towards that goal.

We really wanted to bring out our absolute dependence on this master sense, and maybe share our kind of sensibility with our other senses.

Over the last six and a half years, we've been working really hard at Rice University on a project called Connexions, and so what I'd like to do for the rest of the talk is just tell you a little bit about what people are doing with Connexions, which you can kind of think of as the counterpoint to Nicholas Negroponte's talk yesterday, where they're working on the hardware of bringing education to the world.

Work hard, play hard.

You've worked hard. You've worked hard.

Really?

Really.

Seriously.

Was I?

Is it?

This final commitment of yourself, your ships, of all of us to fight at sea, when did you decide?

He worked hard.

Work hard.

Let's work well.

You worked hard.

Working hard?

I'll work hard.

Work hard. Over.

Work hard. I'm rooting for you.

Do a good job. There is one here too.

Work hard.

She works very hard.

ومفتاح البيت ينتقل من يد ليد ومن جيل لجيل

You work hard.

Then work hard.

I practiced really hard.

You have worked hard!

You worked hard. Goodbye.

The world will give you the opportunity to work really, really, really, really hard.

You worked hard.

This is a real favor.

Thank you for your effort.

She always works hard.

Are you serious?

You're working hard.

Everyone has worked hard!

You've worked hard.

All right, good luck.

You're studying hard.

She works hard.

Is it, sir?

Fine. Working hard.

Is she studying hard?