Word: admitting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...rules of the Correspondents' Association admit to press conferences with the President representatives of: " (1) wire news services; (2) daily American newspapers; (3) foreign newspapers to which daily cable communication is made, and those who are accredited to the Congressional Press Galleries." The Association excludes: " press agents, propagandists, tipsters...
...grey nag in a paddock". He addresses the shade of Crevecoeur with this wagging finger: "Hector St. John, you have lied to me. You lied even more scurrilously to yourself. Hector St. John, you are an emotional liar". Fenimore Cooper felt himself superior to the bourgoise but would not admit it, and therefore lied. "The blue-eyed darling Nathaniel (Hawthorne) knew disagreeable things in his inner soul. He was careful to send them out in disguise". And so the same through Dana, Melville and Whitman. "Always the same. The deliberate consciousness of Americans so fair and smooth-spoken...
...article is weakened by its failure to prove the assumption that the present situation is unhealthy. But, waving further objection it is reasonable to admit that it probably would be better both for the private school men themselves and for the country as a whole, if they spent somewhat more time on the curriculum rather than on other pursuits...
...CRIMSON is perfectly frank to admit that it is an error to print any communication without authenticating the signature. Aside from that, it cannot agree with the Bulletin's second criticism. To print a communication does not mean that the CRIMSON sympathizes with the point of view it expresses. It does not mean this in general, and it did not mean this in the particular case. In fact the exact opposite was true...
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