Liberals Pose False Choices Restore Vietnam We Have To
Norman Cousins argues liberals err by framing a choice between Vietnam reconstruction and American renewal. The author says the U S bears moral duty to help Vietnam while also rebuilding domestic cities and institutions, urging international aid and UN involvement rather than an either or approach.
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End of the Tea Party Curb Profligacy Get To Work
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues severe U.S. dollar weakness signals an end to the tea party era. He describes past deficits, imports growth, labor issues, and policy excesses, urging tougher negotiations and renewed productivity to restore economic strength. He cites Milton to praise American ingenuity and calls for work to rebuild.
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Pauses in Ordinary Talk Cause Communication Gap
Linguists study two pause types in everyday speech. Silent pauses end sentences and give listeners time to absorb. Filled pauses include you know er uh um and repeats, helping speakers control the conversation. Spontaneous talk may be 40 to 50 percent silence and another 40 to 50 percent filler sounds, leaving little room for meaningful dialog.
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