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...People would like to see this problem dealt with quickly," says Yalman. "If it goes on too long, people will question the ethicality...
...World War 1. The war effort started an ominous note: in his speech to Congress on April 2, 1917 asking for a declaration of war, Woodrow Wilson noted that most German-Americans were loyal to the U.S., but he cautioned that "if there should be disloyalty, it will be dealt with with a firm hand of repression...
Those segments of Escaped which dealt with the family tensions triggered by the move were successful. Believable dialogue was complimented by inventive staging and set construction. However, Cross's bizarre dream sequences disrupted the show's rhythm and destroyed the audience's interest in the characters. The portrayal of a family in turmoil would have been more effective without the nightmares...
...serve pizza and soft drinks, let the kids talk about their lives, and screen Bambi or the latest Schwarzenegger video on the office VCR. To promote AIDS prevention, they distribute Knightvision, a multicolor, action- packed comic book that tells the story of teenagers who face problems similar to those dealt with by the readers. There are also well-illustrated directions on cleaning hypodermic needles and using contraceptives...
Washington would continue to try to deny Saddam a p.r. victory by maintaining that such a conference was in no way connected to the gulf crisis. The Bush Administration could argue that the Arab-Israeli conflict needed to be dealt with anyway, a position consistent with well-established U.S. policy. But everyone would know the truth -- that the gulf crisis had precipitated the conference -- and Saddam would be able to portray himself as the hero of the Palestinians...