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...played a consulting role was Zbigniew Brzezinski, a native of Poland and President Jimmy Carter's National Security Adviser. "I got along very well with Casey," recalls Brzezinski. "He was very flexible and very imaginative and not very bureaucratic; if something needed to be done, it was done. To sustain an underground effort takes a lot in terms of supplies, networks, etc., and this is why Solidarity wasn't crushed...
...says Joe McDermott, who leads New York State's civil service workers. "Clinton has actually held a job where he's seen things tried and fail in the real world. He can go to the country with something more than words, which can make Bush's attack harder to sustain...
...expect better. You're not going to get it. Denny has done a marvelous job bringing this program from mediocrity to national prominence. You've got a replacement for Denny Green who is going to do everything he can to sustain the program and hopefully we can take it another level higher," Walsh said...
...military's solidity is illusory. Ever dependent on Moscow center to feed an enormous appetite for men and materiel, the armed forces find they cannot sustain themselves. They have struggled through five years of political disparagement and military failure, and they have watched their privileges and perks dwindle away. Now "the collapse is finally happening," says Dr. Patrick Parker, an analyst at the Naval Postgraduate School in California. "The economic destruction of the Soviet Union is having a massive effect...
...want to sustain women's voices, you get involved in social change," she says. "We need to reaffirm one another's reality...