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(3:37.) Such ideas are bound to color any of their followers’ ideas about other subjects also: sexuality, economics, and certainly concepts of war and peace.

[...] But subconsciously you wondered what social environment your child would really (underlined) encounter„ and whether or not you deprived him of the social and economic benefits that you have convinced yourself, consciously, you do not need.

[...] F O B connected with him, and a connection with economics or mathematics. [...]

[...] There was the feeling, the inner fear that you do not have freedom of motion in the economic or professional sphere—the fear, quite simply, that you were not going to make it. [...]

You do have full freedom to move, both physically and in the economic world. [...]

The world-view consists of those cultural and private beliefs concerning cultural, economic and social environments. [...]

[...] In the entire natural scheme, and at all levels — even social or economic ones — disease always has its own creative basis. [...]

[...] Many government officials and private analysts now believe that if the operating risks associated with nuclear power generating plants do not ultimately shut down many of them, their economic dilemmas will. I don’t know whether the nuclear power industry in the United States will die, but it’s in great trouble: Various studies show that around half of the 90 reactors under construction could be replaced by more economical coal-fired plants, containing excellent pollution-control equipment. [...]

[...] In their opinions none of the guerrilla resistance organizations would be able to run the country—deal with its growing economic difficulties, say, or its other great challenges. [...]

[...] Amid the economic difficulties in our own country, and after a number of often very expensive delays, the second flight of our shuttle spacecraft, Columbia, came due on November 4. Of primary importance was to be the testing in space of the 50-foot-long remote-control robot arm, which had been designed to place satellites in orbit and retrieve them for service and repair. [...]

[...] That private life exists, however, in a context — social, political, and economic — which is unconsciously apprehended. [...]

[...] People are creative whether or not their particular kind of creativity happens to fit in with their cultures, and whether or not their creativity can fit into economic contexts.

[...] You simply know the interest will come—because you trust the banking establishment and the country’s intrinsic worth, so you need not wonder or worry about what artistic or editorial or legal or economic facts might be involved to bring about the higher interest that you want from Prentice, because you trust the higher establishment of Framework 2—which holds all accounts. [...]

[...] You felt that your talent was giving you but a shaky foundation or basis within economic and social realities.

Civilizations do not rise and fall because of weapons, or economics, or technologies. [...]

[...] In a way, illness is a tool used on behalf of life, for people have given it social, economic, psychological, and religious connotations. [...]

(I was typing the first portion of last night’s session when I heard President Reagan giving his anxiously awaited first address to Congress; he spoke on economic issues mainly. [...]

The beliefs involving the son’s inherent rivalry with the father, and his need to overthrow him, follow instead patterns of culture and tradition, economic and social, rather than biological or psychological. [...]

[...] It was obviously one born from your basic creative natures—a challenge rather than a problem, but one that was interwoven with all kinds of social and economic and family connotations.

[...] There are other taboos, involving racial restrictions, or cultural, social, and economic ones. [...]

[...] Evidently Iran wants to bring the hostage crisis to an end because of the economic boycott the Western world has imposed upon it, because in January it will have to deal with a new United States president, and because of the military pressure being exerted against it by Iraq. [...]

[...] They may come from any economic environment. [...]

[...] This applied to every avenue of life: to health matters, social disorders, economics, even to war and peace.