The Supreme Court held that the " Brown " decision and its implementation " can neither be nullified openly and directly by state legislators or state executive or judicial officers nor nullified indirectly by them through evasive schemes for segregation whether attempted'ingeniously or ingenuously.
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On Sept . 25, the day before the bill's second public hearing, came a really big show of muscle : Philip Morris'threat ( ingenuously described as " an option we would consider " ) to move its headquarters out of New York if the bill passed as it stood.
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For stuffed cherry tomato appetizers, she crumbles crisp bacon " into small bits, about the size of Rice Krispies "; or, in a recipe for basic risotto, she ingenuously comments, " when the rice is tender and . . . has a creamy consistency, almost like thick oatmeal, it is done ."
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American author Alberto R�os, the final judge at the Bluestem competition, described " Mythologies of Danger " as " poems of immediate human energy and willful edge . . . Always bold but always thoughtful too . . . a smart, compelling move into the speaker's world of charged moments, sparks, which here are always dangerous and ingenuously engaging ."
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My own pity for her went belly-up when she described her involvement in the civil rights movement in the South in the mid-1960s, embalmed in a rich-white-girl's attitude if ever there was one : " The civil rights movement is now a part of history, " she writes ingenuously, " but at the time it was a bunch of us kids from Ivy League colleges, driven by a sense of justice and a desire to be hip, taking a kind of magical mystery tour of the third world ."
