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...Everything in the system will conspire to drive the president and that inner circle apart," Neustadt said, adding, "I don't think anything you do is going to be like sliced bread and cure all the difficulties of the system...
...sides and radio stations in a torrent as remarkable for its suddenness as for its size. There's been no similar topical fascination in rock music since the Beatles set off the psychedelic-drug-song craze in 1967. Listen to the titles: "Generals and Majors" (XTC), "World War" (The Cure), "Cold War" (Devo), "Battleground" (Joe Jackson), "Life During Wartime" (Talking Heads). There are songs about war in the Middle East, songs about nuclear war, political songs against war, jingoist songs for war, songs that use war as a metaphor for everything from love to race relations. Our songwriters have...
...surprise is that they did it: the producers and writers of Dallas. They created the world's largest soap bubble and, in the eight months between the shooting of the expansively evil J.R. (Larry Hagman) and the revelation Friday night, somehow kept it from bursting. Nothing could cure the Dallasmania that infects 300 million viewers in 57 countries-not six months of reruns, not another seven weeks' delay in the fall premiere because of the actors' strike, not three penultimate episodes of red herrings, white knuckles and blue-blooded angst. The people in the know-about...
...hand back the mid term papers tomorrow to the 60 students in his class will select a group of the essays, with student's permission to give the administration next week. "I don't think we, as scientists, can never be insensitive to the social needs that technology can cure for society," Mendelsohn said, adding "but we have to be careful when these needs are determined by commercial profit, and not by a broader view to social good...
...article on the United Auto Workers fight against Japanese imports, you say that to impose restrictions on foreign products "is not the way to cure the ills of the American auto industry." What would TIME-or, for that matter, Ronald Reagan-do that would benefit the automakers more...