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...sometimes seems that the love of exploration and adventure has died in this weak piping time of fully insured this and no-fault that, but the reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated. To demonstrate its enduring vitality, TIME here offers portraits of seven Americans who exemplify the spirit that inspires this year's choice for Man of the Year...
Since the end of the season, the team has arranged to hold on to three of its own pitchers, none of them Sandy Koufax (though one of them Rick Sutcliffe), for nearly $4 million a year. "It isn't the fans' fault that the sport has become so expensive, but they'll be the ones deprived of sunshine," says Bill Veeck, baseball's longstanding conscience. "In all history, these fans in Chicago have been the least affected by bad ball clubs, but television teams have to win." If anyone questions whether the Chicago players are fundamentally baseball or television stars...
Japan displays arrogance in its flagrant disregard of the International Whaling Commission's ban on sperm-whale hunting. The U.S., however, is equally at fault in deciding to sidestep its own statutes and "cut a deal" with the Japanese...
Replying to Kirkpatrick's assertions, one of the Ambassador's White House critics suggested last week that it is her personality, not her gender, that is at fault. Some women, he added, "suffer because they are cantankerous." Clearly, the feuding and the possible sexism have not ended...
...strange that some people find fault with the increasing use of automatic-teller machines. I find them as warm as some of the tellers, more accessible and usually more efficient...