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This seems an unsatisfactory pairing ofopposites; surely it is not enough to save poetryfrom the theorists if one immediately turns itover to the greeting-card industry. Koch'saversion to the New Critical attitude that thelinguistic surfaces of poems necessarily mask a"hidden meaning" is well-founded--and there is noreason to think that Koch himself would sell theMuses to Hallmark if given the chance--but iftaken too far in the direction Koch's attitudesuggests, it jeopardizes any continuingintellectual interest in poetry at all.Meaning, too, has its claims...
...much compensation is contained in [thecity's] benefits package," says Hyde. "There's noreason not to extend those benefits to allemployees who have family obligations...
Healy, however, says he feels that there is noreason to believe his job will be in jeopardy whenhis contract expires in 1993, a council electionyear. Having brought the city fiscal health sincehe took over the post in 1983, the pro-developmentcity manager says he has the accomplishmentsbehind him to maintain his post...
...When we're on top of our game there's noreason we should lose," Murphy said. "There's nodoubt we can still play with any team in thecountry...
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