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...court to new alignments on the most divisive issues coming its way, including gays in the military, the right to die and how to adjust the line between church and state. And after those? For Presidents, the most intractable problem of choosing court nominees is that no one can predict what issues will grip the court in years to come. Abraham Lincoln put five men on the court, all chosen to support his policies during the Civil War. All of them did. But after his death, some of them were still serving on the court when a rapidly industrializing nation...
...beginning to see the creativity ofolder women today," Friedan said. "We cannot beginto predict now what will continue to grow anddevelop out of people who live past 65, past 70,past...
Song also said Chinese scientists predict that, as a result of ongoing population control efforts, population will continue to increase for the next 30 years, but should stabilize at 1.6 billion people by the middle of the next century...
...year from now, Americans and Vietnamese will celebrate, if that is the word, the 20th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. It is safe to predict that we will take the occasion to ask ourselves, again, why we went to war, why we lost, what it was we lost. The rise of free-market economics here makes that question especially slippery. When Saigon seems just as it was before the fall, just as boisterous and kitschy, when a billboard at Hanoi airport advertises VIETNAMERICA EXPO '94, it is easy to conclude that the war in Vietnam must have been...
Says Kim, the computer society president: "Iwould predict that usage of the Science Centercomputers is going to increase as a result ofincreased network usage...