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On the first day, Harvard rested.
It was another family, however, the Garcias, who impressed me the most. They worked for the Vallets, although the father also had a factory job which began each morning at 5 a.m. After getting off at 1 p.m., he joined us in the fields until 8 p.m. He worked all...
The committee's bewildering finding rested almost solely on one fact: acoustics experts who examined a tape recording of sounds made in Dallas' Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, 1963, testified that they can detect four shots being fired and that one came from the grassy knoll lying ahead...
All Presidents have finally rested their cases for secrecy and surprise on their own good intentions and character. In most instances that proved to be enough, but not always, as we learned with Viet Nam and Watergate. Carter's moves, too, will be judged by what the man has...
Another complexity is that democratic forms, wherever they have taken hold, have rested upon very specific historical and cultural antecedents. Unique circumstances have provided for the evolution of parliamentary democracy and the liberal conception of rights in the industrial societies of the West, while postcolonial history has shown that other...