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...transplant's progress. Last week the courageous donor was eating normally, and she expects to go home within a few days. Recipient Jane, after setting an endurance record for long-term survival on intravenous feeding, hungrily looked forward to the first taste of real food destined for her rebuilt digestive system...
...same is true of the cities on the Continent. Rebuilt or refurbished since World War II, they gleam and they function. Crime is a frequent outrage, but not an epidemic. Police are not loved, but they are not the target of guerrilla warfare. Drug abuse is growing, but it is still an aberration, not a commonplace. In Paris, even the telephones seem to work better than in New York now, though that must surely be an illusion. All round, within easy commuting distance by clean, modern train, are the beauties and playgrounds of a wealthy, comfortable continent...
Neither singly nor together did these men weld the spiritual and civil orders together into the promised New Jerusalem. Their followers rationalize that their Savior laid the spiritual and theoretical foundations. Too safe a notion in these days when Israel is rebuilt while Messiahs watch. Something is not quite right, not quite complete. Something is missing. I think, someone...
...Downtown Detroit should be rebuilt...
...other respects, the same problems still return. There is no proven quarterback. There is no fast halfback of the caliber of Ray Hornblower. Both lines have to be rebuilt. And with the exception of All-Ivy performer Gary Farneti, there are no experienced linebackers. Given the quality and balance of the Ivy League this year, Harvard will have to cure these deficiencies before it can even think of being a contender...