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...step in the right direction, but people still need time to reflect on what they heard," Pitkin says, referring to the revisions that the University proposed at the meeting...
...Enlightenment France. Today's shows are built on the most degraded of advertising techniques: use this deodorant, and you too can have great sex; you too could win a million dollars with a little luck and a reliable lifeline; that jubilant contestant up there could be you. They reflect a change to values more appropriate to the age of Clinton...
...course what the shows, old and new, have in common is the money. Top winners in the '50s won as much as $200,000, equivalent to almost $1.25 million of our money. Today's prodigies have to be satisfied with a mere $1 million--so far. Both of them reflect their times. Today, as in the '50s, we are embarked on a time of great prosperity, driven by that "lust for material things...
...more conventionally motivated characters in the film because he's so firmly grounded in laws and structure and rationality. But this film is really about the unavoidable subversion of all of those things. How does that constrast reflect on Paul's vision of the film, do you think...
...These numbers reflect the ability of the media to get the voters' attention," said Thomas E. Patterson, coordinator of the Shorenstein Center poll and Bradlee professor of government and the press at the Kennedy School of Government...