Word: dependably
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Rather, aggrieved parties should depend on guidelines like those in Florida that give a judge power to exclude cameras in order to protect witnesses and defendants most likely to be harmed. Chief Justice Burger's opinion cited Florida's special safeguards for children, sex victims, government informants and "even the very timid witness." If dissatisfied with the judge's decision on coverage, defendants are free to appeal. In closing, the court noted the importance of state experimentation, free from federal meddling...
...yesterday declined to reveal details of his letter, saying it would be "premature" to comment before he finished his final draft. He also said he did not know when the letter would be released, adding. "It will depend on the feedback I get from people to whom I show my drafts...
...main agent in society for aiding the needy, with his concern for the poor. He gave no fresh ideas, nor did he indicate any imaginative approaches for resolving the problems of the economy without placing a greater burden, at least in the short run, on those who depend on government for their subsistence...
...like an individual. Tax cuts, reduced federal interference and other prods to Big Business (including the corporate character of the Cabinet appointments) are simply ways of making pioneers of businessmen, of restoring some of the old make-a-buck fire. Yet the character of the Reagan Administration will not depend wholly on his political vision, which in any case will be modified by wary liberal Democrats in Congress, by the normal exigencies of the modern presidency and by his own ability to compromise. Rather the Reagan years are as likely to be shaped by the temperament and intelligence...
...ability of nations to weather economic challenges in 1981 will depend, in large part, on their political leadership. As head of the largest economy and the most powerful country in the West, the U.S. President will play the central role. TIME'S economists view the election of Ronald Reagan with both hope and a degree of skepticism. They applaud his announced energy policy, which includes the decontrol of U.S. crude oil and natural gas prices as quickly as possible. This should spur new energy production and encourage even greater conservation efforts...