Word: treating
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...When properly used, the pipe has the power to deliver a child's soul from hell (Proverbs 23:13,14). Let us condemn the mothers and fathers in this modern American society who show that they hate their children by withholding discipline from them (Proverbs 13: 24) and treat their offspring like bastards (Hebrews...
Even those who promote the settlement policy have not offered a satisfactory solution to the real dilemma: how to treat the West Bank's 800,000 Arabs. Shamir favors a form of "limited autonomy," to be negotiated with Jordan, under which the West Bank and Gaza Arabs would have control over taxes and police, for example, but not over such matters as water, security and immigration. Though Peres is less specific, he has promised to suspend the construction of new settlements immediately. He would also turn limited administrative powers over to the Arabs without waiting for Jordan to join...
Perhaps the most serious problem with import restrictions is that they treat the symptoms of America's economic ills without getting at the cause: high interest rates. The best thing the Government could do for U.S. industry would be to slash the federal budget deficit, which threatens to top $200 billion. That would reduce upward pressure on interest rates and allow the value of the dollar to drift down to a more moderate level. Congress last week passed legislation to cut the deficit by $63 billion over three years, but that is only a feeble first step toward easing...
...targets are homosexuals, women, and ethnic and racial minorities. When challenged, they are apt to say things like, "You come down here, boy, you yellow-bellied, egg-sucking dog, bedwetter, pinko Commie " They are the abrasive breed of radio and television personalities, most of them talk-show hosts, who treat their profession as a verbal adjunct to street fighting. But if their hectoring style wins enemies as well as friends, no matter-the ratings count both...
Such a grandiose sense of self prevents Jackson from taking the first step toward conciliation. It would seem too much like groveling. In Jackson's view, blacks have too long played "surrogate, patronage or client politics." Now, he says, he is challenging Mondale and the party to treat them as equals. He is unsympathetic to the argument that Mondale cannot afford to reach out to Jackson for fear of putting off other constituencies...