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 Vol. 106 Issue 013 (July 6 1979)
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••Contents••
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ited considerable competence in advising collectivists. Truly it may be wickedness Correspondence the government what...
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Editorials
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Contents Volume CVI, Number 13 . commonweal Correspondence 386 Editorials ...
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The president we have:
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McCarthy, Abigail
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of dedication and discipline allowed him to be a double-time Commonweal publishes only one issue each month editor in what...
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The American auto, R.I.P.:
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Getlein, Frank
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usually cited as a weakness by political come from, or are complicated by, polit- pointed out that members of the press, columnists, remembering the clout ical changes in the...
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Pilgrim among symbols:
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Kosciesza, Bogumil
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would have been impossible without cars the country free to find its own ways in up several new ones for itself, notably the and trucks, the speakeasy without...
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Redefining death:
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Jeffko, Walter G.
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ON A CRUCIAL ISSUE, WE NEED CAREFUL DISTINCTIONS Redefining death WALTER G....
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Dominican Republic, Inc.:
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Mulligan, Joseph E.
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GULF & WESTERN'S 'STATE WITHIN A STATE' Dominican Republic, Inc. JOSEPH E....
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The trial of Elaine Harrington:
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Cottle, Thomas J.
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move again, if the cost of labor in the Dominican Republic came a bit homesick upon noticing a wall placard with words rises. Thus the multinationals both profit from and contribute of...
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Stage:
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Weales, Gerdld.
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calculating the effects of his words, walks the edge of carica- ture,...
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Screen:
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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thirteen-year-old son. Anyone who grew up on Shirley Temple emotional, intellectual, spiritual background to make sense of movies knows from the moment the boy sets foot on stage that ...
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Verse:
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Oliver, Lewis Turco, Mary
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betrayal. Diane (Talia Shire) is obsessed like Emily. One by every day at the discount store where Emily works, an old man one, she looks up old boyfriends (Richard Jordan, John Be- ...
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The Streets Were Paved with Gold:
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Harrington, Michael
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Books:MISDIAGNOSING THE CITY DISEASE THE DECLINE of the great cities of the TIE STREETS WERE PAVED WITI COLD try altogether. In a decade over hall Northeast and...
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The Battle for the American Church:
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Hughes, John Jay
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facts (which, as far as I can tell, are only lature) there is much useful material on sor (who, if consulted, could have spared occasionally wrong, e.g., in his descrip- how some...
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The Unsuspected Revolution:
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Nicholson, Joe
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management. One wonders how any late, or too little enforced." ing of the attention of American organization could possibly be a marvel These crippling defects are...
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The Malpractitioners/Pain and Profit:
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Page, Joseph A.
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tation of U.S. multinational corporations and after Castro viciously assailed Llere- and equal opportunity regardless of race and the general degradation of the poor na's character during...
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A Time of Death:
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Sanders, Ivan
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cutting down the patient's rights in mal- should not obscure the realities of the tained scrutiny that facilitates the kind of practice cases. medical-negligence...
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In Brief:
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Riemer, Jack; Dick, Jack; Elshtqin, Jean Bethke
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a soldier desperately searching for his horse, a student .rushing to his death to prove he is, not a coward--thenA Time of Death becomes a poignant tribute to human dignity and perseverence. In...
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