Word: behavior
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think we should ask the kids," said Johnny, waiting for an interlude of rebellious teenage behavior. Nothing...
...overlooked is the role that the public has played in the unravelling of the Hart scandal. Ultimately, both the press and the candidates that it covers are answerable to a public with very definite ideas of what is acceptable and what is not. One may argue that the private behavior of a political candidate is immaterial to his public performance in office. Yet the candidates themselves use their private lives as selling points in glossy TV ads featuring their homes and families. So long as the public remains interested in candidates' characters, it is the duty of the press...
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...developing different models of union andworker behavior, Summers has taken a differentapproach to the study of unemployment thanmainstream neoclassicists who predict that thenumber of jobless people always drops in the longrun...
...mandate daily marijuana doses for fundamentalist preachers, television solicitation would no longer blight our airwaves. Men such as Jimmy Swaggart would take the pulpit, toke piously from a heavenly bong, and for the first time offer the congregation a truthful speech without the malicious undertones that characterize "normal" behavior...