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Boudin argued that if each Harrisburg defendant is not tried separately, the government will have to forego introducing letters at trial which contain incriminating references to other defendants who had no part in writing the letters. He cited Supreme Court opinions which hold that the idea that a jury can be instructed successfully to disregard such evidence is a "fiction...
...conversations with the White House, the consultants whom Kissinger had commissioned to write the study now felt it especially necessary to get word to Nixon of what the second group was saying-which was now possible for the first time, because Kissinger and the NSC were already committed to forego the compromise policy formula and unfold the disagreements for the President...
Marshall Saunders agreed with Brown that money would be the major factor in his decision to forego college for basketball...
...team would be even stronger if four swimmers hadn't quit the team. John Munk, the best butterfly competitor in Harvard history, decided to forego swimming this year in order to pursue other interests and determine what to do after graduation in June...
...very tight money," Slingerland, who said she had waited to continue her education until her children were grown, continued. "These expensive demands of ours could very well prejudice institutions against granting us equality. Also the demands raise costs for students who have more emotional control, who are willing to forego children, even husbands, for the sake of scholarship. There are going to be more and more of these women a time goes...