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While the milieu of the novel commonly attracts readers by its elegance, it must appeal to a novelist for the neatly tailored setting it provides for any plot. Financially and socially secure, its inhabitants are free from drearier worries and can afford to find their problems solely on the intriguing...
If passed, the law would make Wellesley and Simmons accossible by streetcar only, and isolate countless popular high-way eating and entertainment spots after dark
With that, the negotiations collapsed. The steelmasters, confident that the Government would allow them a price increase, had tentatively offered a bigger wage-benefit boost than most observers thought they would. By doing so, they had hoped to isolate the union-shop issue, so that they could argue that Murray...
Although his study has produced some definitive results, Morris stresses the fact that this work can only act as a pilot study. He has been able to isolate various patterns of values but he feels that there is a lot more to be done.
If the policy is carried out, the Ivy League will probably isolate itself more from the national picture, since at this point it is apparent that most other conferences have only mild intentions of abandoning professional football despite all the pious talk. Should the Ivy teams all live up to...