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Because many modern problems (e.g., crowded parks) "are the side effects of success, not the fruit of failure," Wallenberg suggests that they are not really problems at all. He dismisses critics of the food and decor at McDonald's, for example, with Ihe assertion that "the function of the...
The recall is doubly irritating for Chrysler because the part causing the trouble was modified on the assembly line at the insistence of the EPA in the first place. The part, designed by Chrysler engineers, is a sensor containing a ball of wax that softens when engine temperature rises to...
Wilson's accession frees Rockefeller to direct his new National Commission on Critical Choices for Americans. The commission's 33 members-plus seven ex officio members, including Vice President Gerald Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger-all chosen personally by Rockefeller, have met once; regular task-force...
In years gone-by this psychological individuation process developed at an earlier age because of the physical needs and stresses of a rural and agricultural society. When the physical necessity for self-reliance disappeared with the base rural society, the individuation process became prolonged, and it might be argued that...
The experience of this need is the recognition of love's absence plus the body's crying out for whatever it needed. By mentally pinpointing the psychophysical need and by physically acknowledging it through tears, baby talk, or whatever form of communication is appropriate for the time of childhood deprivation...