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...will be pursued, remains a political mystery. Its oldest officers and the veterans of the Blue Division (the volunteers who fought alongside the Nazis in World War II) back the bunker. Other key officers like former army Chief of Staff Manuel Díez Alegría openly advocate gradual, democratic reforms leading to a politically pluralistic Spain. Several hundred radicalized young officers who call themselves the Democratic Military Union have circulated an ideario (statement of ideas) that demands "democratic freedoms, reforms leading to an equitable distribution of wealth and the convening of a democratically elected Constituent Assembly to draft...
...commissioned L.O. economist Rudolf Meidner to do a study of "wage-earners' funds" for the control of corporate profits. Originally, the intent was to get at the profits left behind by L.O.'s solidarity wage policy in high wage firms. What has emerged, however, is a plan for the gradual socialization of the Swedish economy...
Womack also said international reaction will influence events in Spain because "Franco's death will be the latest development in the gradual break up of a center-right coalition in the Mediterranean...
...Joseph illness" is peculiarly unpleasant. It usually starts with a loss of coordination, a drunken, staggering gait, and gradual slurring of speech. It ends, generally 20 years after its onset, in death, usually from pneumonia brought on by a gradual paralysis of the muscles involved in breathing...
...quarter of a percent, to as much as 9½%. For the overall economy, the implications are disturbing. Forecasters did not expect the housing industry to lead the nation out of recession as it has in the past, but their predictions of continuing recovery nonetheless assumed a modest and gradual housing upturn that now may not happen...