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Ironically, the latest figures come at a time when the economy is beginning to recover at least some strength on its own. The Commerce Department's index of leading economic indicators, a composite figure designed to forecast future trends in the economy, last week posted a jump of 2.5...
With more than 100 paintings, the show is a confirmation of Hartley's true achievement and abilities. In her text, Haskell argues that the major revelation is the all but forgotten series of semi-abstractions that Hartley painted in Germany between 1913 and 1915. She maintains that "these paintings...
The majority, led by Justice William Brennan, declared that the old act did indeed allow individuals to sue states for violating federal law. What is more, the court ruled that under a 1976 statute, successful plaintiffs may recover legal fees from the losing party in such cases. In a 23...
has shown again and again that it has the resilience to recover from failures, though it often takes a while and the process is democratically muddled. "Americans," said Dean Acheson, "do at the end of the day what they don't like to do at noon." Present European attitudes...
In Snezhnevsky's view, many people experience nervous breakdowns as children or adolescents, and think they recover completely. But their schizophrenia remains latent and can blossom 20 or 30 years later-often in the form of political dissidence. Exiled Writer Vladimir Bukovsky, now at Cambridge University, notes: "This means...