Word: idealisms
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...idea of free enterprise zones has a lot more going for it than just that. It is based on the sound notion that the ideal "welfare program" is a private sector job--not a government job for people who cannot find private employment; not a CETA-type training job, which in most cases trains people for jobs that do not exist. The idea of the program is to create real jobs...
...historical observations in his Russian course. History, after all, forced him into exile in the first place. He unequivocally condemns the Soviet Union and the literature it has produced. Beyond this point, however, his politics are naive. Nabokov was fond of arguing in vaguely libertarian terms: that the ideal state would be one where everyone left everyone else alone. With this, he would wash his hands of politics, along with philosophy, theology, ethics, and any other stray ideas...
Attenborough, 55, is an ideal guide through the millenniums. An amateur zoologist from childhood, he helped edit books on natural history before joining the BBC in 1952. When the host of a natural history series called Zoo Quest died in 1956, he was the logical replacement...
...ideal place to live in the U.S.? Most of the 5 million Americans who move to a new state each year might settle for San Francisco, say, or Santa Barbara, Calif, or Daytona Beach, Fla. Tucson, Ariz., and New Orleans have their adherents, as do Boston and New York City...
...retirement. The list does not include a single city in Florida, California, Texas or Arizona. Reason: those Sunbelt states' expensive housing, high crime rates and air-conditioning costs. On the other hand, cities such as Reno, Las Vegas and Dallas-Fort Worth offer the young single person an ideal mix of economic opportunity and outdoor activities...