Word: equalized
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...polls also indicate that many voters are backing candidates irrespective of their stands on issues. Two-thirds of Tax-Cutter Reagan's supporters would oppose a tax cut if, as most economists believe, it would increase inflation. Half of them favor ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and mandatory registration of handguns, both of which Reagan adamantly opposes. Similarly, half of Carter's supporters favor wage and price controls, which he has ruled out. And three-fourths of Kennedy's backers disagree with his opposition to registration of young men for the draft...
...government basis. Such deals give the producers enormous potential clout over consuming nations. Explains a top energy official in Washington: "A small refiner, or even a small country, could find itself reliant on a single country for perhaps as much as half its oil deliveries. But the amount might equal no more than a tiny fraction of the producing nation's total exports." European Community officials warn that France and other governments risk "political blackmail" by OPEC members, who may demand payoffs like recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization as well as top dollar for oil. With their citizens...
Isaac recently received a notice from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) giving him official right to sue, he said...
Overall, Raymond said the oarsman appear more or less equal in talent and "if the team succeeds it will be because it's a team and not because we built the squad around a few big dudes...
Foremost, Terry Won't Talk embraces a thoroughgoing relativism, a denial of all values, an exposition of Wittgenstein's dictum (included in the program notes) that "all propositions are of equal value." As Mr. Blade tells Chester, "There's always an alternative," a meaningless choice between meaningless poles. People talk in paralleled non sequiturs...