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...failure to secure the release of the hostages probably contributed more to his loss to Reagan than did the debate. Most polls had the election extremely close at the time of the debate, just a week before the vote. Though Carterites claimed the President had won the debate, polls afterward showed that most viewers thought Reagan had prevailed, but not decisively. Obviously, if the papers were purchased by Reagan campaign aides, or taken surreptitiously out of White House offices by someone working for them, the act might be not only unethical but, in the view of a court or jury...
...warning for "racquet abuse," a point's deduction for "an audible obscenity" and a delay of game penalty that cost him a tie breaker and a set. "You cannot default the No. 1 or No. 2 seed because they are the life of the tournament," complained Pfister afterward. "Tournaments don't need a guy like...
...important and legitimate interest in protecting potential life, that interest could not become compelling until the point at which the fetus was viable. The difficulty with this analysis is clear: potential life is no less potential in the first weeks of a pregnancy than it is at viability or afterward." (In a footnote, Powell rebukes this reasoning as a disguised attempt to overturn the 1973 decision. "The dissent stops short of arguing flatly that Roe should be overruled," he wrote. "Rather, it adopts reasoning that, for all practical purposes, would accomplish precisely that result...
...accounts, the feeling was genuine. "The President and Prime Minister hit it off," said a senior Administration official after Australia's Labor Prime Minister Bob Hawke emerged from a two-hour chat with Reagan last week. The personal rapport was evident when the two men appeared together afterward. Said Reagan: "We had a productive session and, more importantly, we've had a chance to put our relationship on a personal basis. We have much in common." Indeed, the meeting was so successful that Hawke felt compelled to reassure Australians that he had not become a Reaganite. Said Hawke...
...Birmingham group also obtained good results with subjects who had already had one episode of herpes and were vaccinated immediately afterward. Ordinarily, nine out often such people will suffer another outbreak within a year, but the rate of recurrence was only 25% among subjects in the study. Skinner believes that the vaccine, which is given in two or three injections at monthly intervals, is effective for at least two years and has no side effects. Its safety, he says, is due to the fact that the vaccine is made from a virus that has been stripped of its DNA core...