Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...them are students graduating from middle school, the rough equivalent in nine years of an American high school. They are required to do productive labor for at least two years before they can go on to universities. They constitute one of the largest migrations in history. The ostensible object of sending these hordes of educated youths to the countryside is to bring urban skills and culture to rural areas. The unspoken reason for this mandatory rustication is that there are more youths in the cities than jobs and there is always need for labor in the countryside...
Between a brilliant and a safe man, he thought, parties would invariably mediocrity," choose the thought safe. Bryce; "The he likes a ordinary voter President does to not be object to sensible, vigorous and magnetic, but "does not value, because he sees no need for, originality or profundity or a wide knowledge. Great men are not in quiet times absolutely needed...
...girl's purchase underscored the fears of some Washington officials that legal gold will only draw funds from more socially worthwhile investments: to get up the $52.79, Carlenne cashed two U.S. savings bonds. As an object lesson in the personal hazards of gold ownership, there is the experience of New York's Conservative-Republican Senator James Buckley. A vigorous backer of legal gold on the Hill, Buckley triumphantly plunked down $480 to buy three wafers totaling 2½ oz. from a Manhattan dealer a few moments after it became legal to do so. At week...
...composite of old statistics and sidline observations with an object lesson thrown in. Rather, it is a successful attempt to go beyond the post-game interviews into how the player really feels and how the public really sees its heroes...
...because I refused to wear a tie. The coach, Tim Taylor, gave no reason for his action other than saying that it was a rule for players to wear a jacket plus tie or turtleneck for all games away from home. I vaguely see the reasoning whereby Harvard would object to being represented by a team of players wearing tattered jeans and old tennis shoes, but since I was very nicely dressed, this reasoning would not seem to apply in my case. I object to being required to wear a tie, especially if the only reason offered is the fact...