Word: protractedness
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John Philip Dawson, Charles Stebbins Fairchild Professor of Law [Emeritus., died Saturday at Stillman Infirmary at the age of 83 after a protracted illness.
Reagan came into office skeptical of arms control, and he has presided over the most serious and protracted breakdown in the Geneva talks. Yet, whether by Irish luck or intuitive statesmanship, he is currently in a position to get a far better deal out of the Soviets than any of...
The Israeli exchange had been elaborately orchestrated. Negotiations had gone on for 16 months between Israel and a small faction of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Through the protracted bargaining, former Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky had served as an intermediary. Finally, at dawn last Monday, a dozen buses carrying 394 Arab...
Normal Heart reviews the unfolding of the epidemic through the eyes of a querulous but sincerely righteous gay activist. Audience members may feel inclined to tune out during the protracted debate over the direction of gay political movements, and Playwright Kramer belabors his belief that the proper response to AIDS...
At Columbia University, students chain shut and blockade a key administration building on the New York campus, while others start a hunger strike. The move leads to a protracted legal struggle and nationwide interest in the blockade.