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Other people who know De Lorean are amazed, and many of them saddened, at his fall. Thomas Murphy, who was GM vice chairman when De Lorean left the company, feels "very sorry for his family, in particular. I'm just glad that I wasn't faced with this kind of temptation." William Collins has known De Lorean since 1958, when they worked together at Pontiac, and until 1979 was vice president of DMC. "I think his fantastic ego just drove him to do almost anything," Collins says. Journalist Wright blames De Lorean's blinding ambition: "He wanted that company...
...woven of tobacco, powder, lipstick, rinsed hair, and that perhaps imaginary and certainly elusive scent that wool, whether in the lapels of a jacket or the nap of a sweater, seems to yield when the cloudless fall sky like the blue bell of a vacuum lifts toward itself the glad exhalations of all things...
...really glad I made the trip," DenHartog said modestly. "The victory made it that much sweeter...
Nuclear policy is the issue of the day, affecting all our lives, overawing even other undisputably worthy subjects like South Africa. Whichever way they go on the complicated question of nuclear investments, you have to be glad the Corporation and the ACSR are finally giving it its due attention. It's an outstanding example to present this often esoteric policy debate in a unique way to the Harvard community...
...sudden both men seemed happy, friendly. Begin made a nice statement about how glad he was to get the document, how hard he knew the Egyptians had worked on it and how much he appreciated the thoroughness of their preparation. Listening to it had been very interesting, he said, but reading it would be much more informative. We parted in good spirits, everyone patting each other on the back. It was the high point in feeling until the final hours, many days later...