Word: consents
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Then, striving for a climax worthy of Profiles in Courage, Teddy finished his eulogy, paused, and declared: "I therefore ask unanimous consent that nomination of Francis Morrissey be recommitted to the Committee on the Judiciary." Thus, he effectively killed Frank Morrissey's chances of a $30,000-a-year lifetime federal judgeship, at least for now, and probably forever...
...meet my wife," who was actually in the Crimea at the time. But the book does not specifically spell out a "sexual atmosphere" in the conspiracy, and under New York privacy law, public media become liable for damages whenever they fictionalize historic facts about living persons without their written consent. The burden, though, is on the plaintiff, and the prince must prove that CBS went so far beyond the facts that it "tended to outrage public opinion or decency." Since CBS insists that its drama was mainly based on Youssoupoff's own books, the Manhattan jury must now decide...
...with his father's consent, Dylan quit school to become a practicing poet, and at 19 he sold his first lines to the London weeklies. Many of them vibrated with a grand organic energy that had not been present in English verse since the Elizabethans...
...nomination of Francis X. Morrissey to the U.S. district court has been approved by the Judiciary Committee, and his appointment now awaits the consent of the Senate. But there is good reason for agreeing with the American Bar Association that "from the standpoint of legal training, legal experience and legal ability," Morrissey is unqualified for the federal bench...
...administration official said last week that the pamphlets - written by the Harvard-Radcliffe May 2nd Committee - might have violated Harvard's "unwritten rule" forbidding reproduction of a lecturer's statements without his consent...