Word: expression
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...certainly respect the right of any student to express his or her opinion, but it has to be done under university guidelines," Van Camp added...
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...giving to Democrats. And his attitude is spreading among Republicans." A lobbyist told TIME that a D'Amato aide tried to persuade one of the lobbyist's clients to fire him because he had given money to an opponent of D'Amato's. Even some Republican Senators express concern about D'Amato's tactics. One of them compares D'Amato-raised money to "country sausage: you're hungry for it, but you don't want to know how it was made...
...society where several rounds of apologies will be made in the most trivial circumstances, the question of how to admit responsibility for the enormities Japan committed during the war has been a vexing one. Previous Prime Ministers used the term hansei, a fudge word meaning "regret," to express some measure of sorrow. Since his election last year, Murayama, a socialist at the head of an unwieldy coalition dominated by conservative Liberal Democrats, has been determined to show that Japan could at last admit its guilt. Liberal Democrats made sure the final wording of a Diet resolution was bloodless. So Murayama...
...right wing insists that Japan's "guilt" is a fiction created by Japan's conquerors. The majority of Japanese, how ever, believe their country should express contrition. In their eyes, Murayama did not go far enough. For one thing, he told reporters that Emperor Hirohito was not responsible for any wrongdoing. But a full airing of Japan's record, many believe, must begin with the admission that Hirohito himself largely conducted the war. Nevertheless, Murayama seized a dramatic occasion to say what thus far had been unsayable...