Harrington was a socialist, who, to his subsequent regret, and much like Friedan, chose to elide that fact when he wrote his book.

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How would it elide the issue of the four-to-five million so-called Palestinian Arab refugees they want to settle in Tel Aviv and Haifa?

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This could change, but it seems odd for the Post to totally elide the episode that is widely agreed to have sparked such significant discontent.

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Against that, the Sewel Convention (named after Lord (John) Sewel who piloted the 1998 Act through the Upper house as a minister) is designed to elide cross-border arguments.

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Maybe that is an accurate reflection of the adolescent mind, in its need to scorn or elide more senior lives, but dramatically it still feels like a waste.

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For those of us who are lavishly cobwebbed with time, however, the notion of yet another Spider-Man saga, this soon, does seem hasty, and I wish that the good people or, at any rate, the patent lawyers at Marvel Comics could at least have taken the opportunity to elide the intensely annoying hyphen in the title.

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