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...Administration benefits from the reflected cachet of a conservative Republican like Greenspan, whose job is made easier by the deficit-reduction policies and fiscal prudence that Clinton has so far demonstrated." Besides the saxophone, both men have in common a love of policy and statistical minutiae: if Clinton can cite the number of medically uninsured workers in most of the 50 states, Greenspan is said to follow how many freight cars are loaded in Texas. Their first preinaugural conversation lasted more than four hours...
...cities and < were invited to 37 more. But the grant was not renewed. AESD had failed, like most other deaf AIDS organizations, to fulfill a basic requirement for steady government funding: a tally of the infected. Until recently, deaf activists who were asked for casualty figures would simply cite the number of panels dedicated to the deaf dead in the huge Names Project Memorial quilt, an undercounting any hearing AIDS group would deem ridiculous. Serious assays now start at 300; estimates of HIV-positive deaf run from 7,000 to as high as 26,000. But the deaf world...
...that might have sent its subject to his typewriter harrumphing with dismay. Wreszin dutifully portrays the man and his times but too often paraphrases rather than quotes directly from a writer whose style was the essence of jaunt and spark. (In fairness, Wreszin does have the good sense to cite Macdonald's lead of a New Yorker profile: "The Ford Foundation is a large body of money completely surrounded by people who want some...
While Bachrach said statistical evidencesupported his claim, he failed to cite any studyin particular...
Those lobbying for male suffrage cite the unfairness of men's exclusion from RUS. We must consider carefully the changes that the proposed policy would provoke. It seems to us that these groups seek only to exploit the financial resources the Radcliffe can offer, contributing little in return...