Word: code
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Under the Vatican's code of canon law, priests can hold government jobs if they have received permission from their local bishop. Two priests have prominent positions in the Nicaraguan Cabinet, Foreign Minister Miguel D'Escoto Brockmann of the U.S. Maryknoll Society, and Culture Minister Ernesto Cardenal, a secular priest and noted poet. Four others hold high government posts. But in 1981 Nicaragua's bishops withdrew their approval. A truce was arranged: the priests would remain in office, but they would have to wear civilian clothes when carrying out official duties and not perform religious functions. However...
Defenseman Ken Code attributed Harvard's success to the play of the forwards. "The forward's backchecking meant that we could meet [RPI] at the blue line standing...
PlayerGP G A Pts. Scott Funco 24 27 18 45 8/16 Greg Britz 25 13 21 34 8/16 Mark Fusco 25 10 24 34 11/22 Shayne Klulowiez 25 12 18 30 15/30 Ken Code 25 9 20 29 8/16 Jim Turner 26 8 21 29 5/10 Tony Vieorie 25 7 19 26 11/22 Greg Chaimere 25 10 13 23 5/10 Phill Faloone 24 10 7 17 8/16 Mitch Olson 25 4 14 18 13/26 Hall Sheethy 26 5 10 15 19/38 Greg Olson 9 3 8 11 4/3 Dave Burke 13 5 6 11 6/12 Dave Connors...
...said on a campaign swing through Mississippi after his announcement, is "Who represents the future the best?" Hart has put together reams of position papers (and a book to be published next month) dealing with his ideas on making the military stronger but less bloated, reforming the tax code with a "consumption tax," and guiding new business investments using tax incentives. His challenge will be to package what currently seems like a Chinese menu of interesting but often conflicting ideas into coherent campaign themes...
...devised. An approach would be made to Mafiosi in the U.S., who would be asked to get in touch with their counterparts in Italy. Marcello Campione, then military attache to the Italian mission at the United Nations, began making inquiries in New York Mafia circles. Working under a code name, "the Tailor," Campione was led to an influential Mafia consigliere in Brooklyn who makes his living by helping Italians move to the U.S. "The Fat Man," as the arranger is known in the underworld, agreed to put Campione in touch with a fugitive Mafioso from Italy who was hiding...