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...either party, today the figure has grown to 42%. But the historic realignment that some political observers predicted after the President's 1984 landslide re-election has not yet occurred. Instead, the U.S. is undergoing a process that might be called "dealignment." Only 19% of Americans say they are "loyal Democrats who vote mostly for Democratic candidates," and a mere 13% describe themselves as loyal Republican voters. Three out of five people claim they switch between the parties in the voting booth...
Without a doubt, then, this year's edition of Courses of Instruction more than fulfills its promise, leaving insatiable readers panting for more. But not to despair, loyal fans. For the next edition is due out in only a year...
Still, his local following is intensely loyal, sponsoring raffles and fashion shows to benefit WVCA and sending in a steady trickle of contributions, which are not tax deductible. One listener shrugs off the work- sex slur, saying "Some people do both." Another says Geller has given so much to Gloucester he's entitled to knock...
...University yesterday conferred Harvard Medals upon 20 of Harvard's most loyal and active alumni, including past presidents, professors, deans, and fundraisers...
Meanwhile, Curran has promised to remain a "loyal and committed Catholic," asking his supporters to stay with him inside the church to continue pressing for the right of intellectual dissent. Perhaps anticipating future battles, he declared, "There's got to be room in the church for disagreement on specific issues . . . My church is a big church...