Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Senate by inheritance. "I agree that being the wife of a distinguished Senator is glamorous and interesting. But does this itself provide the background of knowledge, experience and training for the U.S. Senate? How many of us, if our doctor died, would go to his widow for treatment...
...based or autocratic official decisions, as well as inequities in the law. To be known officially as the Parliamentary Commissioner for Investigations, he will be able to take action on his own or on the complaint of any citizen who, for a modest fee ($2.80), seeks redress from unfair treatment by officialdom...
Although no one could begin to make a case that the hospital had deliberately withheld treatment it seemed clear what had happened. As a Northerner I was infuriated by the whole thing, and wanted to make it the central point of the speech I was to give that night. When I spoke of this to my Negro partner he replied with a lesson I have had to relearn every day this summer. "It won't mean anything to these Negroes," he said. "This is the kind of treatment they have received all their lives. An incident like this...
Pkhaladze-his ghosts fondly called him "Papa"-was so successful that soon he expanded to Leningrad's medical schools. He acquired a chauffeur-driven Volga limousine, dined regularly at Moscow's Aragvi Restaurant, where lavish tips earned him VIP treatment. He even treated himself to a vacation at Carlsbad in Czechoslovakia, where he posed as a movie producer...
...existentialists in general for their contributions -- "new relations between individuals, new forms of guilt and ways to freedom, new interpretations of loyalty and betrayal." In his novels, Aiken said, Sartre described a new relation between man and man; Hegel added a new dimension to moral life with a treatment of alienation...