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...hard it is to get the head treated as well as the body. Plaintively, she recalled Rosalynn Carter's trip to the same committee asking for the same thing in 1979. "What is wrong," she asked, "if so little has changed in the intervening 14 years that we must repeat our pleas...
...staff and he were determined not to repeat the mistakes of the Carter administration, which has pretty much been accepted to be a failure," Fiorina says...
...discount the contributions of women in the public sphere just because historically women have been in the private sphere is to repeat some of the mistakes of history," said Holly K. Tabor '94, a coordinator of the campus magazine Lighthouse, which focuses on women's issues...
...didn't Congress want to close bases? Because constituents worked at the bases. Why did so many work there? Because industry has become reliant on the military to support its bloated size. How did the military accomplish this bloating? Through Reagan-era oversizing that did not, repeat did not, cause the Cold War to come to an end. After all, how can the MX missile take credit for thirty years of industrial decline in a foreign nation? There's no answer...
Yells of joy -- and relief -- rang through the basement of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church in south Los Angeles, which had become a kind of command post for efforts to head off a repeat of last year's bloody riots. Dozens of volunteers, gathered at the church to pray before walking neighborhood streets to try to keep order, joined hands nervously as the verdicts approached. At the word "guilty," all leaped to their feet, literally jumping for joy. Some hugged and kissed, others exchanged jubilant high-fives. Outside the courthouse, Rose Brown, a self-described community activist, cried, "Finally...