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…experienced a 17.2% and 25.7% deficit over the budget which was added to the national debt. Reagan was able to pass the Deficit Reduction Act in 1984, which would reduce spending. The Senate and House of Representatives could not agree on a figure to reduce…

…in the 1960s. The British Antarctic Survey has the responsibility to routinely monitor stratospheric ozone levels over the Antarctic stations at Halley Bay (76°S 27°W) and at Argentine Islands (65°S 64°W). Analysis of ozone measurements in 1984 by a team led by John…

…that they are robbed of the motivation to seek jobs or other means of social mobility (C. Murray 1984). In the particular case of African Americans the writer William Julius Wilson argues that over the past three to four decades a substantial black middle class has arisen…

…their relationship. Nan after being battered , NYC , 1984 This image of Nan Goldin one month after being battered by her lover Brian puts the afore mentioned photograph into perspective. Nan's bloodshot eye matches her scarlet lipstick while this accent of color…

…;amp; G.W. Rainbolt, 1994, p. 204 (12)<Tab/>T. Regan, 1984, p. 285 (13)<Tab/>A view expressed for example in A. Leopold's land ethic in A Sand County Almanac. (14)<Tab/>P.K. McInerney & G.W. Rainbolt, 1994, p…

…-regulating market was politically constructed in its origins. (Fred, 1984) As opposed to the careful and deliberate construction of market society, "Polanyi argues that the counter-movement was spontaneous, unplanned, and came from all sectors of society…

…, 1967:1). CA focuses on detailed recorded conversations, analyzing them for the specific features of their moment-by-moment production, and interpreting the significance of the utterances in the light of their 'environments of action' (Heritage 1984:292…

…. by James Strachey (1955-75); Hartmann, Heinz, Essays on Ego Psychology (1964); Klein, Melanie, The Psychoanalysis of Children, (1932; repr. 1984); Kohut, Heinz, How Does Analysis Cure? (1984); Winnicott, D. W., Collected Papers (1958); Wolf, Ernest, Treating…

…shows that even in the oppressed world of Gilead, the women still hold desires, which is a sign of hope. This novel is a parallel to George Orwell's 1984. Both protagonists are caught in under a Totalitarian regime that has them wishing to rebel. Both find…

…. The retailing sector in the UK has changed dramatically in recent years, with larger retail businesses growing at the expense of small retailers. The number of retail businesses reduced by 50,000 between 1984 and 1994 to just fewer than 200,000 representing around…