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...part of all that I have met... Tho'much is taken, much abides... That which we are, we are???One equal temper of heroic hearts ... strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield...
...Central Park and every day they electrocuted a dog. They were trying to show that electricity is dangerous. What if, Jones muses, that special interest group had slowed the growth of electricity? We wouldn't be burning candles today, but we certainly would not be as advanced as we are???and we would have a lot fewer jobs...
Once again the Eastwood and Reynolds stories begin to coincide. They handle the problem of being a star in different styles. But their public has perceived them to be, on-screen and off, what they really are???self-made men. Far more than the studio-controlled screen heroes whose tradition they have inherited, they are in control of their destinies. That can only reinforce the power of their screen images. As Eastwood says, "I've been lucky enough to shape my own career. With a lot of help, of course. I guess I'm pretty self-sufficient, and I think...
...discouraged women out there." One Wharton alumna wrote, "I work twice as hard as a man just to prove I am not a dumb woman." Anti-female prejudice leaves a mark even on the most successful women. Virtually all harbor memories of slights and obstacles that were?or are???put in their paths...
...Kloosterman, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Amsterdam, told the conference that approximately 70% of all babies born could be satisfactorily delivered by midwives. A substantial number already are???and not merely in the underdeveloped countries of Africa and Asia. Professional midwives handle the majority of normal births in such technologically advanced countries as Sweden, Germany and The Netherlands. In England, which has one of the world's most advanced health-care systems, 80% of all births are handled by midwives...