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NO JOY IN BRITAIN The Fallout from the Falklands BY NORMAN GELB LONDON IF, AS CHURCHILL said, the Britons' defense of their island nation during World War II was their finest hour, the Falkland...
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THREE CASES Ecology vs. the Economy in India BY DARRYL D'MONTE "THE WEALTHY worry about car fumes," quipped an Indian official attending a preparatory meeting for the epoch-making 1972 UN...
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CHARTING AMERICAS FUTURE BY GUS TYLER 7. THE BUDGET BALANCING ACT At every stage in the growth [of government debt] it has been seriously asserted by wise men that bankruptcy and ruin were at...
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Writers & Writing POETS IN THE FLESH BY PHOEBE PETTINGELL WRITING HER Master's dissertation in psychology on "Poets' Responses to the Rorschach Test" intheearly 1950s, Eileen Simpson concluded...
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A Sharp Eye for Everything 1900 By Rebecca West Viking. 190 pp. $19.95. The Young Rebecca: Writings of Rebecca West 1911-1917 Selected by Jane Marcus Viking. 392 pp. $25.00. Reviewed...
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On Stage ACTS OF MADNESS BY LEO SAUVAGE ROBINSON JEFFERS' 1947 adaptation of Euripides' 431 B.C. Medea has come back to Broadway at the Cort Theater, and it is certainly welcome in a season that...
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On Television CANCELING QUALITY BY MARVIN KITMAN AS WE ALL know, when TV shows die they go to the happy hunting ground in the sky—up in the ozone where The Ghost and Mrs. Muir and Julia and Fay...
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Dear Editor Literary Fascism I praised Robert Gorham Davis recently for his assessment of A Mingled Yarn: The Life of R,P. Black-mur ("Dear Editor," NL, March 22), but now I come to blame him. In...
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1980
Vol. 065 Issue 009 (May 3 1982)
Fallout From the Falklands
