Word: dependency
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Nazis came, this child doesn't react with anxiety but in a more realistic way-he checks to see who's at the door." Adds Ruth Kukiela Bork, president of One Generation After, a service organization for the children of survivors: "The offspring's behavior will depend to a great extent on how the parents managed to cope...
Despite such caveats, Maryland's legislature this month enacted a version of the DEA model. Governor Harry Hughes, however, does not plan to sign it until he receives his attorney general's opinion on the bill's constitutionality. That recommendation could depend on a federal judge's ruling on one of the model's first offspring, a law enacted by the city of Parma, Ohio. The decision may also determine whether or not anti-paraphernalia legislation has a future...
...film waxes ambiguous: Does Diaghilev's action depend on Nijinsky's choreographic incompetence--is he dropped "for the good of the company," as the previous choreographer was? Oris Diaghilev merely prone to the pangs of lost love? Unfortunately, any depiction of the company proves incidental; Nijinsky fails to convey much sense of excitement, or even of the life-style, of the Ballets Russes. Ross and screenwriter Hugh Wheeler seem determined not to tell a story about people who dance, but a love story about people who just happen to dance...
...Crimson will depend on the pitching of Ron Stewart in the first game, followed by Billy Doyle in the nightcap. Both pitchers have ERAs hovering around...
...have found niches in education-- Ran Blake and Ken McIntyre head departments at the New England Conservatory and at SUNY Old Westbury. Alternative education centers offer a tenuous existence to some, like Karl Berger's Creative Music Studio in Woodstock and River's Soho performance loft, both of which depend on a precarious assortment of grants and private donations for support. Life on the road is still possible, but it takes a lot of luck and effort to overcome a nation's inertial indifference. Dexter Gordon, probably the finest tenor saxophonist to emerge during the Forties, fled to Europe when...