Word: hearses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"Nobody hears the word dropout or delinquent around here," he told them, "but this is a workshop, not a picture gallery. If you don't want to work, don't come."
Today there is no removing Aaron, the private person, from the public eye. Ironically, the acclaim that was denied him through much of his career now threatens to overwhelm him. In defense, he has developed stock answers for the stock questions that he hears every day. What do you have...
"The politics of abolition," he says, "boiled down to this: For each year the United States went without executions, the more hollow would ring claims that the American people could not do without them; the longer death-row inmates waited, the greater their numbers, the more difficult it would be...
This week Baker is starting to test the political waters, which he found warm and congenial when he traveled around the state during the July 4 recess. Though most people continue to greet him affectionately, he hears of a possible cooling off. Some Tennessee liberals complain that he handled the...
Abandonment. Only ten minutes after the decision was released, Deputy Solicitor General Daniel Friedman entered the court and handed the clerk the Government's request for a new stay order. Chief Justice Warren Burger suggested that Justice Marshall, who supervises the Second Circuit, should handle the matter, and began...