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France now faces two choices. It can replay the chaos of the Fourth Republic. Or the country could put aside its traditional left-right dichotomy and get on with building a new style of government, based on greater compromise. The obstacles would be formidable. Late last week, for instance, after a man hired to hang Socalist party posters was slain, police arrested a man believed to be a sympathizer of the National Front. Such an incident could easily heighten political tensions...
...report's moralizing is a tired replay of the Administration's inability to see that preaching middle-class family values is no help to those Americans who are denied middle-class opportunities--like a public education system with enough money to carry out its programs...
...seagulls. Reno has passed the years customizing vans and trying to forget that an injury on $ that play cost him his chance for an athletic scholarship. Poor Jack, the town scapegoat, is never allowed to forget. The only cure for his aching ego, and Taft's, is to replay that game...
...their estranged wives while following the Monday-night football game. Williams' portrayal of a man disheveled but not defeated by history is first-class, and so is Russell's as a man chilled by the fear that his legend exceeds the truth. Theirs is a matchup worthy of instant replay...
...heart of his personal appeal, touting the magic of the free market and the strength of the American people for a revitalization of the nation's economy. "If ever there was an Uncle Sam, it's him," said White House Spokesman Larry Speakes as he watched a replay of the speech. Although he has embodied Uncle Sam for five years now, Reagan still does so by chastising the Government he heads. "A lumbering giant," he called it, "slamming shut the gates of opportunity." His national pep talk affirmed again and again his belief that "family and community...