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Further, Ms. Milgrom-Elcott criticizes the registration law's emphasis on the "supposed capacity for danger" rather than "actual danger." First of all, laws of punishment and incarceration have a probabilistic character. For example, while it is not certain that Charles Manson will kill again if released, his past actions...
The First Lady freely conceded that mistakes had been made and that she, in particular, had put too much emphasis on privacy, leading to perceptions that the White House had something to hide. This was not true, she insisted.
Given the firm's emphasis on generating new business and Madison's increasing visibility, it's not surprising that Rose lawyers eyed it as a potential client. Rose hadn't done any work for McDougal since an ill-fated 1981 suit involving Madison Bank & Trust, when McDougal had been so...
In the next few years, plans for the Crimson's future success were laid. With an emphasis on increasing the team's power and depth, the Harvard team was able to rise above its conference opponents into a more competitive arena. The team posted a 13-3 record in 1986...
"We've listened and we've heard strong messages," Dole said of his rivals, echoing Forbes' theme of economic growth and Buchanan's emphasis on middle-class economic anxiety. "It is time to come together now and put our ideas together and build a strong agenda for November."