Word: impacting
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Congratulations on your excellent article, "A Clearer Voice?"...How much farther must American jurisprudence travel on a "restricted railroad ticket" before the impact of the tragically fallacious attempt to separate law from morality is fully understood...
With the changing generations, historians alter their interpretations of past events. Historian Francis Parkman, writing in the 18505, thought of the westward movement in the U.S. as the story of man's impact on nature. Frederick J. Turner, writing 50 years later, saw pioneering as the origin of U.S. individualism. A modern U.S. historian, Columbia University's Allan J. Nevins (The Ordeal of the Union), speaking in Dearborn, Mich, to the Society of American Archivists, discussed some added meanings of the modern era in U.S. history-"the emergence of America to the leadership of the Western world." Said...
...same time impressive in picturing the danger and frustration of the corvette's task. With several delicate director's touches The Cruel Sea communicates the breathless silence of perilous halts in mid-ocean for rescues or repairs, and there are two scenes remarkable for stark visual impact-the sinking of H.M.S. Compass Rose, and the running down of floating survivors in a vain attempt to destroy a U-boat. Impressive also is the film's attention to detail; the viewer becomes completely familiar with the Compass Rose, the radar screen on the bridge, the pistons in the engine room...
...pyramiding of the tax, Congress could easily prevent this by requiring retailers to leave out the tax when computing markups. The tax might restrict sales temporarily. But at the same time a deflationary period might be the best time-politically-to impose such a tax, since its impact would be less if imposed on falling prices...
...existence of these public-works plans also provides a useful cushion to ease the impact of any future economic blow. A new concept of planning has grown up since the Depression created the need. It has been made an integral and accepted part of federal, state and local governments. Nowadays, in preparing for the future, planners separate public-works projects into two major categories: 1) those that must be built as quickly as the money can be raised; 2) those that can be deferred and taken off the shelf when they may be needed to combat a slump...