Word: ridded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...that it is committed by a person who has, by his own free will, assumed a responsibility for the baby which might result from the act. What sort of love is there in this? The drive for abortion seems rather a selfish move of the middle class to rid themselves of their own inconvenient children or the inconvenient children of the poor and minorities, whom they would rather kill than pay taxes to support...
...idea is not to select some presentations on the basis of any criteria," Bryce said, "the point is to get rid of these things entirely." When asked if he thought the Master would approve any political skits, Bryce said "I assume not." William Liller. Master of Adams House, was unavailable for comment...
...would be unjust, inhumane, and unwise. The University cannot, no matter how repressive it is willing to become, protect itself from the damage which the war is doing to American society. If the University is truly concerned with free speech, it should rather abandon its posture of moral neutrality, rid itself of complicity in the war effort, and devote its energies to ending a war that will destroy it as surely as it destroyed last Friday's teach...
Weiland also spoke of the importance of using the puck once you have it, much like soccer players speak of making a finesse with the ball before passing. "Some defensemen are trained to get rid of the puck the second they touch it. If they have to keep it, they don't know what it looks like let alone how to control...
...might, and indeed there are moments when Mailer certainly does try, he can't seem to rid himself of the preconception that the Archetypal American Woman is The Dutiful Little Homemaker. He begins the piece in Harber's, in fact, by recreating a scenario intended to prove just how sympathetic he is to the plight of the Sink-Chained American Woman...