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"You have to understand that white South Africans, particularly those of English extraction, find it very important to maintain the illusion of justice," says Gomes. "To the extent that jurisprudence works, we work it."
"You have to understand that white South Africans, particularly those of English extraction, find it very important to maintain the illusion of justice," says Gomes. "To the extent that jurisprudence works, we work it."
"In the rough-and-tumble of life Reverton had learned to anticipate troublemakers. The place to be trained in what human beings were capable of was a toilet in a public building if you were the custodian who had to clean it up every nighttime. For years Rev had been...
In fact, fair market value, the crux of the issue, is virtually impossible to calculate. The Government, which owns an estimated 34% of the nation's 475-billion-ton coal reserve, has routinely leased public land for coal extraction since 1920. In 1971, in order to evaluate its procedures...
Under Kreisky, the country enjoyed remarkable labor-management peace, relatively mild inflation (5% this year) and Western Europe's lowest unemployment rate (6%) outside of Switzerland. Kreisky was always far more popular than his party, even though he frequently confounded the country with his prominence on the international stage...