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...battles marked the toughest crackdown by an Arab nation on the fedayeen since King Hussein crushed the Palestinian movement in Jordan in 1970. With a military ferocity they have seldom displayed before, the Lebanese used planes, tanks, armored vehicles, mortars and machine guns. Ironically, the fierce attack on the fedayeen came from a nation that has consistently been among the Arab states most hospitable to Palestinians...
...press during the campaign, and since November he has had "to keep taking her out to dinner and getting her loaded all the time in order to get her mind off it." The extraordinary article was no sooner out than McGovern issued a statement repudiating it. "I have seldom encountered a more disreputable and shoddy piece of journalism. I am particularly offended by the fact that the article defames my wife Eleanor, and friends and colleagues in the Senate, most especially Senator Eagleton...
...there is one branch of medicine in which professional courtesy is seldom offered: psychiatry. Because psychotherapy may take months or even years, most psychiatrists feel that they cannot afford to waive their fees. Some doctors tend to respond in kind by billing psychiatrists fully for any treatment provided...
...week. "There just had to be a day when something came cracking down the middle." That day may finally be dawning in Ulster politics. After four years of violence, more and more people seem to be coming around to the belief that a strong political center-something that has seldom existed in Northern Ireland-could heal the wounds created by religious polarization...
...whenever possible. She thinks that all education in film studies is evil because it gets between a movie and that mythical "response" of the viewer. She thus lacks any consistent set of critical criteria, or any goals for art broader than immediate pleasure. (She even brags about seldom changing her opinion on a film after she has seen it once). The only base on which her criticism stands is her own jumbled psyche. It's no wonder that her proteges -- men like Gary Arnold of The Washington Post or David Denby of The Atlantic--are, in critical profile, her exact...