Word: actualizations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...only 30 years removed from the Oval Office. Buried in one editorial calling for more lectures on campus about politics, there is this prophetic sentence--"There must be many among us who, whether or not of a voting age, would be more than glad to gain knowledge by actual experience of the intricacies of federal, state and municipal politics...
...ineffably clear, descending like a benediction on the tickytack slopes just before the fleeting sunset drops over Malibu-which is all but unique in North America, and Diebenkorn's paintings always appear to be done in terms of it. It is part of their signature, whether they suggest actual landscape...
...shortly after Russia invaded Afghanistan. The expressed purpose of registration was to demonstrate that we were over the "Vietnam Syndrome" and prepared to defend our national interests. Our current president found the need to extend registration because he has "discovered" that the time saved in the event of an actual draft is much greater than the five to seven days which the Selective Service has advertised since the reactivation of registration. Conveniently, the extension coincides with the government's concern over Poland...
...with A T & T, the Justice Department's suit against IBM became a black hole that swallowed up corporate resources. By the time the actual trial began in 1975, some 5,500 pages of testimony had been gathered, and more than a dozen other companies wound up filing spin-off antitrust actions of their own against IBM, producing 66 million more pages of documents. Concedes Thomas Barr, a senior partner in the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore, which managed IBM's defense and trained a whole generation of young antitrust lawyers in the process...
...course, the question of loopholes must be addressed forcefully. The law should raise the number of actual community residents the businesses must have on the payroll, so that companies do not just move into an area and fail to employ any local people, or employ them only in custodial work. Also, Reagan should not remove housing monies, transportation aid, and other funding to these areas until this experimental program shows real signs of working. These are the issues that liberals should address--not shooting the program down, but making it work fairly...