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According to Sorokin's statement, "I was pleasantly surprised at finding the readings in some parts easy and feeling myself in these parts pasturing at very familiar grounds.... While there is a multitude of dissimilarities between two conceptual systems, there is hardly any doubt that the basic framework of the authors exhibits a notable resemblance to my framework," Sorokin wrote...
Cavers pointed out that most lawyers receive their training only in the legal system of their own country, and thus find themselves handicapped seriously when handling legal problems on the international level. The lack of a common framework can only be remedied by an intensive program of study, he said...
...that the loud and intensive counter fire it has drawn from the Yale Daily News and a squad of Yale professors may be peculiarly ineffective. Buckley's thesis has too much superficial logic to stagger perceptibly under a broadside of charges of "fascism" or "medieval scholasticism." It is the framework, the lattice of values beneath Buckley's facile reasoning, that is weak, rotten, and remarkably prone to cave...
...Premier Ben-Gurion and his government [were] ready to make an initial contribution of a million Israel pounds ($2,800,000) toward relief of Arab refugees, but that cannot be done without setting up some kind of framework in which to deal with the Arab countries. This the Arabs refuse...
...more famous as a pianist and pedagogue (and transcriber of Bach) than as a composer, wrote the libretto for Harlequin on a visit to the U.S. in 1915. He hung his sardonic and sometimes savage satire on romantic opera, World War I and man in general, on a framework of commedia dell'arte. Harlequin is Faust in evening clothes, and his suave cynicism corrodes everyone it touches-an old Dante-reading tailer, his young wife, Harlequin's own wife, her lover, a doctor and a priest...