Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hoping students will respond to this emergency as they have to others the country has been in, and consider the ERA a continuation of the civil rights movement," she added...
...stop playing, hyperactively needling the frayed nerves of the others, and exploding in careless bravura. He is wired. Johnny Boy digs the risk and the rock 'n' roll, so he half dances through the movie. He enjoys being out of control. He revels in it. We respond because he strikes such a far-out, flamboyant note that we know we could never be that...
...battle is far from over. Congress has weeks to go on its spending bills and cannot respond to the Administration's latest proposals until Reagan outlines his strategy. Whatever that strategy is, appropriation subcommittee chairmen say they will resist an effort to twist further the budget process to fit the President's political needs. For this they should be applauded; Reagan has too easily convinced the public that his fiscal gamesmanship should be seen only as a determined Mr. Conservative besting a flabby Mr. Liberal. In fact, the procedural tricks play a large role in the budget fight...
...assurances that it would not interfere in Taiwan's local affairs after reunification. "They will become the central government, and we will become the local government. Have you ever heard of a central government that doesn't interfere in local affairs?" Asked how native-born Taiwanese would respond to any opening of negotiations between Taipei and Peking, Kang Ning-hsiang, a popular Taiwanese legislator, replied: "We'd fight, we'd revolt. People in Taiwan aren't interested in having the kind of life they lead on the mainland...
...innocent man he was following, he may have taken a small step toward extricating himself from his deluding passion. But like everything else in this sidelong glance of a movie, that point is, at most, implied. He has a long road to travel before he finds the freedom to respond to life as Rohmer does-with a wry sigh. The director of such wittily profound films as My Night at Maud's, Claire's Knee and The Marquise of O . . ., Rohmer has long since established himself as one of film's most assured miniaturists. This latest meditation...