Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...remove barriers to their eventual participation in Middle East peace negotiations. Western experts speculated that Moscow may be seeking to polish up its image before a possible U.S.-Soviet summit later this year. For his part, Prime Minister Peres was wary of overplaying the significance of the talks. "We regard this," Peres said, "as the minute start of a change...
...days I was widely denounced, especially in the West. I was called all kinds of unpleasant names. But we were able to put an end to a very bloody series of events that could have led to civil war. Things became normal and gradually another favorable approach emerged with regard to our country. This was due, among other things, to our efforts to avoid ready-made solutions, trying to see the world...
...fact, the Simmons readership figures are only a rough estimate of how many people look at a paper as it gets passed around. Most advertisers regard paid-circulation figures as a better gauge of newspaper performance. In that department, the Journal still leads, selling 1.99 million copies daily. With a paid circulation of 1.2 million, USA Today comes in third, behind the New York Daily News (1.3 million...
...Hussein had pointed out that Jordan's long-standing policy is to reject such negotiations unless held within the context of an international peace conference. Bush did not bring his film crew to Jordan, suggesting to some that he holds the potential Jordanian vote in the U.S. in low regard. Nonetheless, on arrival in Amman, Bush and his wife Barbara enjoyed a dinner with the King and his American-born wife, Queen Noor. Said a Bush aide: "They got along like back-porch neighbors." After a sojourn at the King's palace on the Gulf of Aqaba, Bush was scheduled...
Although the irresolvable nature of Rubin's conflict elicits sympathy in the legal community, some colleagues fault the Miami lawyer for what they regard as his strident insistence on pulling out of the case and disobeying judges. William Surowiec, one of Sanborn's previous lawyers, wonders if the courts could have taken any other position. "What if a person, in an effort to continuously avoid going on trial when the trial date approaches, puts the lawyer in this situation?" he asks. "You would have a defendant who could manipulate the system by doing this to one attorney after another." Henry...