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This would not be a negotiation at all but a diktat, and we have every reason for thinking that the Iranians will not accept any such procedure. Susan Jenkins, the lawyer shepherding Richardson's diktat through the contractual process, while delighted at this success, points out that it solves the problem in only one jurisdiction out Opposite page: As of March 16, 2006, the center in Taos had assisted 4,872 births, of 51; federal legislation is, she believes, the quickest and most effective way forward. Friedan--whose 1964 classic The Feminine Mystique Hirshman invokes as a model of pro-work feminism--was understandably appalled by this diktat. |
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tum, from neuter past participle of dict