Word: extents
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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While these figures are a distburbing measure of the extent of economic inequality, they are a considerable improvement over just seven years ago. Comparing 1965 with 1958, the percentage...
...some extent, the impasse remains. The defense has a choice: unless it agrees to a reciprocal trade of information, the new rules leave the prosecutor's relatively limited discovery rights almost useless. Yet some defense disclosures cannot be compelled without violating a defendant's privilege against selfincrimination. All of which may still leave a trial less of a search for truth than a game of give-and-take among lawyers...
...elective official in Southern California puts it: "If you say you're against CLEAN, you automatically become a 'dirty.' " According to a statewide poll taken for the Long Beach Independent-Press-Telegram, Proposition 16 is favored by 63.7% of Californians. Whether they fully understand the potential extent of the proposition, the poll cannot...
...expected that the certificates will augment, not substitute for, the savings-bond system; for example, said Fowler, persons enrolled in payroll savings plans may be allowed to buy one new certificate for every $25 Series E bond purchased. The Government also will launch a promotional campaign "reminiscent to some extent of a wartime drive." Hopes are that the new certificate not only will provide Government financing, but will take many millions in consumer spending money out of circulation, thereby dampening inflation...
...from many parts of public life in New York City and then with Secretary of Defense McNamara's now-famous speech in Montreal, the country was made aware of a desire to change not only the specific form of the draft but also the concept of national service. The extent of public discontent was revealed in early July when a Gallup Poll was released showing only 43 per cent of the American people thought the current draft system "fair" -- the lowest percentage ever registered during a war period. At the same time pollsters found that parents favored...