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...blood between its pages, Fear Itself is a celebration of life. Kanfer, Books editor of TIME and author of The Eighth Sin, a 1978 novel about Nazi efforts to exterminate gypsies, writes with wit, subtlety and passion. Not all the ire is directed at the death-camp butchers. In passages as sardonic as any ever written about war-bloated Hollywood, Kanfer describes the unconcern of some successful American Jews for their doomed brethren in Europe. It is a part of the terrible secret that Fear Itself embodies in an exciting work of fiction...
...Forum, to the ire of some Radcliffe trustees, used to hold community seminars, sponsor events such as International Working Women's Week, and bring together Harvard's women employees to talk about salary scales. Bovet denies that the administration forces her away from political controversy, but says that the smaller size of her office makes its own constraints...
...about to submit the sale formally, many legislators were openly insisting that they would never vote yes unless there were some sort of joint-control arrangement for the AW ACS planes. With Reagan's permission, Allen joined the group effort to negotiate a compro mise. His efforts aroused the ire of Haig, who felt that Allen was usurping a State Department role. In any case, it failed when word of the attempt leaked, all but forcing the proud Saudis to say no. Reagan was left with no way to win approval, ex cept to plead that rejection would destroy...
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...Program he signed with the Communists in 1972. Declared the President last week at his first press conference since taking office: "We thought the government of France had the right to decide what is and what is not to be nationalized." And he showed no remorse about arousing the ire of entrepreneurs. Said he: "I don't care whether I please them or not. My concern is to promote the welfare of France...