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… glad the United States came to Grenada. I think that tells a lot about the differences between democracy and totalitarianism. Now, I'm not going to take up all the time here. But it's good to … men, with their unspoken dedication to the United States and to our standards of freedom and democracy, have my great respect. My experience in Grenada, especially in the library medical …
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… Korean airliner and on so many other occasions, the way you've spoken out for human freedom, democracy, and civilized behavior has thrilled and inspired the world. And on behalf of all … Bipartisan Commission on Central America, we've worked to develop a new consensus to support democracy in that region. The peace process in Lebanon has been slow and painful. But there has …
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… assigned role. We appear to be at a tipping point in the relationship of judicial power to democracy. The opposing philosophies about the role of judges arc being articulated more clearly. … than the will of the judge. It is common ground that such a situation is not legitimate in a democracy. Justice Brennan recently put the point well: "Justices are not platonic guardians … Constitution. Entire ranges of problems will be placed off-limits to judges, thus preserving democracy in those areas -where the Framers intended democratic government. That is better than …
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… remind us of iL Marked by prudence, the Reagan foreign policy record has also been successful Democracy is re-emerging throughout Latin America. The Sandinista military machine in Nicaragua …
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… campaign. Not- withstanding the judgment of some observers that the vote was ''a step toward democracy," the Sandinistas soon tightened their control over civilian life-abetted, as in the …
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… vigorously, and in depth. From our meetings came a strongly shared commitment to freedom, democracy, growth, and European unity. And now, I don't think that I've left anything unanswered, … we call Latin America are now living in democracies or in countries that are moving toward democracy. And the only two totalitarian powers in our hemisphere are Nicaragua and Cuba. So, it … governments or dictatorships -- well, we're standing in one that has gone from dictatorship to democracy. The same was true in Spain, when we were there. But it is true that what has been …
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… when fascism and communism were on the rise, there were those who believed that the light of democracy might well be extinguished. It was feared that the era of representative government, of … freedom, would prove to be a short interlude of history and would disappear just as the democracy of Greece and the Roman republic had vanished. Well, our cause may have seemed … has maintained peace on the European continent for four decades. It has been the shield of democracy and the greatest deterrent to war in history Four decades of European peace have been …
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… new opportunity for the ANC to "come home" ~ part in the negotiations and development of a new democracy in South Africa. In addition to these three landmarks charted by the Government, …
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… our administration has demonstrated the true relationship between strength and confidence and democracy and peace. We've restored our economy and begun to restore our military strength. This …
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