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European reluctance about sanctions against Iran is defensible; they are clearly not only useless but downright dangerous. Not so economic sanctions against the Soviet Union, which could have had considerable impact. The same goes for the Olympic boycott; symbols do matter, especially to the Soviets. Americans understand why Europe seeks...
Like most teachers she decries the loss of public support for the profession. "It is vital that we all understand how things have changed: the role of the teacher, the school, the church, the family. It does no good to isolate schools as the culprit when there are social changes...
The report finds one of the greatest differences of opinion between white and minority students in their perceptions of separatism among racial groups. Almost 60 per cent of whites questioned said they think minorities tend to isolate themselves, and much of the evidence the committee heard at its five open...
America's European Community allies, as well as Japan, officially held their fire in public, but some of their diplomats privately seethed at Carter. They had backed the U.S. only two days before by promising to help isolate Iran economically, not because they thought sanctions would help free the hostages...
Morris said the effect of the Camp David accords signed last year by Israel and Egypt were limited. "You cannot isolate the Egypt-Israeli peace settlement from the Arab-Israeli problem," he added.