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...between the contentions of Blackstone and Mrs. Eddy, Judge Hill said, "Their statements and logic agree in substance and in fact. They agree that the basis of law is divine, and that divine law is revealed through the Scriptures and must be discovered therein; and they are in exact accord with the fact that divine law is sufficient under all circumstances to meet the needs of mankind...
Returns from New York State indicated that beyond any doubt this state has gone Democratic for the first time since Wilson carried it in 1912. According to the Literary Digest and other election prognosticators, Hoover cannot hope to win without her 45 electoral votes. This was in accord with estimates by Tammany Hall, the New York Times...
...furniture and decorations. Two other rooms correspond to the former living room and balcony, with a connecting foyer and stairway. In these rooms the paintings and other works of the collection have been placed in an informal manner, corresponding to the Farnsworth Room in Widener Library. This is in accord with the terms of the bequest, by which Mrs. Naumberg requested that as little as possible of the formal atmosphere be created...
...This is in accord with the advice of the faculty of the Engineering School to such students, that they may secure the broad general education which the college gives as preparation for the highly specialized and intensive training in the Graduate School of Engineering. Harvard is unique among American engineering schools in the belief that the best interests of the profession will be served by intensive graduate professional work instruction. Engineering study, taken intensively, requires a maturity of mind that the average undergraduate does not possess...
...came dangerously near to proving the Communist indictment, that socialism will always, in a pinch, stoop to the grossest opportunism. However, the facts that a Labor Cabinet has never had a majority in the House of Commons, and that the Party is a combination of elements never in accord on the subject of socialism, explain its previous cunctatory policy toward the social reforms which it proposes. Too, MacDonald as leader of the Party is accountable, for while he has ever acted for what seemed to him the best interests of England, he has perceptibly become more and more conservative, even...