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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...exchange because they understood that I was trying to underscore the ridiculous implication of a question and comment from two reporters by responding with an equally ridiculous and facetious comment. Every reporter I have talked with since your publication of the story was likewise surprised that TIME would print such a distorted picture, which, rather than being "colorful," only serves to intensify racial polarization...
...outfit, which still is not what Guy wants; Curt comes in wearing tuxedo pants, and Guy's face lights up. "They're absolutely perfect! Where'd you get them?" He has sent back the programs to be reprinted; they were on the wrong kind of paper with the wrong print. Tomorrow will be the final decisions on costumes and painting the platform. It's down to finishing touches...
...hands of a nameless fatherland. A celebrated mathematician, by dint of his liberal political positivism, V. is incarcerated in an obscure "large building, a few versts east of the capital." Seated in his sterile cubicle V. watches a diffraction of his own life-history pass by on a computer print-out sheet which appraises us of his peculiar character. A child mathematics prodigy, he had successfully voided people from his world-scheme by age ten, at which time he sat at his father's funeral, calculating the seating frequency of the mourners and concluding that they made up a bimodal...
Learning from that overkill, Caddell and his partners polished their techniques in several congressional and local campaigns in Massachusetts. By September last year their rooms were spilling over with computer print-outs and voting records that they had gathered. So they moved into a converted apartment just off Harvard Square in Cambridge and officially incorporated their business. In addition to McGovern, the firm's clients now include four senatorial and five congressional candidates-all liberal Democrats and "men with whom we find a large area of agreement," Caddell says...
...through successive waves of disgust and disillusionment, finally reaching a nadir of despair at which he wrote 1984 and died. There is a grain of truth in this concept, but only a grain. Orwell picked up his political education in bits and pieces, on the run; he toyed in print with ideas he would later reject. But he came to understand political life in its concrete details as few writers have. In doing so, he evolved political ideas which are striking for their honesty and utility...