Word: rejections
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...freedom of conscience. The progressive Democratic vision—in which the government helps working families, invests in kids and keeps its paws off your civil liberties—is a modern expression of those revolutionary ideals. Senator Reid and other Democratic leaders should fight for that vision and reject the values of intolerance that Americans are spurning...
...were put under investigation earlier in the year. Bondi has filed civil suits in Italy and the U.S. against many of the same firms, alleging that they knew about and helped to camouflage Parmalat's shaky financial situation and thus contributed to its collapse. The auditors and banks vehemently reject the allegations. They say they were tricked - and are the biggest victims of the firm's collapse. Bank of America has already written off $425 million, while Citigroup puts its total Parmalat exposure at $540 million. The two banks are leading a counterattack against Bondi in bankruptcy court, arguing that...
...need not reject our traditionally positive view of the small, discussion-based course. Instead, we should qualify that view. For discussions to be productive, they need to take a page out of the lecture book; they should be, like lectures necessarily are, formatted with particular care to structure. Professors must simply take care to steer on track, keep it moving and avoid quick detours to Mars. There is absolutely no reason why we can’t have fun, fruitful academic discussion without falling four weeks behind...
...reject Krauthammer's claim that "never in American history has fear been a more appropriate feeling." The difference between the frightful times of the past, such as the U.S. Civil War, the Great Depression and the cold war years, and today's situation is that whenever it seemed as though fear should have overcome the American psyche, our resolve and courage rose up to beat it back. Fear is a victory for terrorists and the enemies of America. Adam Hobart Royal...
...reject Krauthammer's claim that "never in American history has fear been a more appropriate feeling." The difference between the frightful times of the past, such as the Civil War, the Great Depression and the cold war years, and today's situation is that whenever it seemed as though fear should have overcome the American psyche, our resolve and courage rose up to beat it back. Fear is a victory for terrorists and the enemies of America. Fear denigrates...