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FREE THROWS: As a final note for Ivy League purists, it may be worth considering the rhetorical question: How good is Penn this year?
When President Carter formulated his anti-inflation program, he either forgot or dismissed the rhetorical question he posed two years ago in a statement to the American people: Who will profit from these prices and to what degree? The answer to the question is sadly predictable.
Even before his election, it was obvious that the future Pope John Paul II possessed formidable political skills. As Karol Cardinal Wojtyla of Cracow, he displayed a rhetorical power and disciplined intelligence that made him a man to be reckoned with by the Communist rulers of his native Poland, and...
The Times passes over all that thin ice by an act of rhetorical levitation, as if there were no such thing as gravity. Its central conceit is that "Mrs. Clinton is capable of growing beyond the ethical legacies of her Arkansas and White House years." We must all applaud this...
Disregarding Jimmy Carter's pleas to both sides that they refrain from publicity blitzes and rhetorical upstaging, Sadat decided to force the timetable issue by going public. He authorized Cairo's semiofficial newspaper al Ahram to publish the text of the peace treaty, apparently in an effort to...