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Britain's Great Strength Is Its Innovative, Design And Engineering Natural Ability And We're Not Using It.

You Need A Stubborn Belief In An Idea In Order To See It Realised.

A Lot Of People Give Up When The World Seems To Be Against Them, But That's The Point When You Should Push A Little Harder. I Use The Analogy Of Running A Race. It Seems As Though You Can’t Carry On, But If You Just Get Through The Pain Barrier, You'll See The End And Be Okay. Often, Just Around The Corner Is Where The Solution Will Happen.

Exactly 5,126 Attempts To Make The First Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Were Failures-some Catastrophic Disappointments, Some Minor Defects. It Took 15 Years. Prototype 5,127 Was The Success ... Failure Is Painful, But It Spurs On Improvement Like Nothing Else.

Engineering Undergraduates Should Not Be Charged Fees. They Should Receive Grants, Not Student Loans, And The Government Will Get The Money Back Long-term From Increased Exports.