That the radical enthusiasms of 1968 left no permanent political imprint upon the Western democracies is a conclusion that a simple electoral history of the ensuing decades, the decades of Reagan, Thatcher, and Kohl, would seem sufficient to prove.
It would seem that the years would be enough to make their case.
They had no solid examples to draw upon.
The CIO does not have any responsibilities to provide advice.
An elderly woman is outside.
A Caucasian instructor tells an Asian class about Santa.
The researcher can show cause and effect when there is a plausible story produced.
Nobody is getting ready
A boy leaps over a fence to escape the police.