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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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1346	I prefer to evaluate constructive influence, and although I have invited sugges	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1345	I agree. >><I>(So much for Keynes). </i> Keynes is importan	Zoltan!	-	11/10/1999
1344	Need all influence be actively constructive? Constructive literature, as art, i	Bill	-	11/10/1999
1343	Now let's not get carried away...	Bill	-	11/10/1999
1342	That is very interesting...Of course, although I credit FDR's activism with	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1341	"Time" chooses FDR - but note their criteria are not limited to the b	Zoltan!	-	11/10/1999
1340	>><I>but that Gorbachev did more than anyone else to end the cold w	Zoltan!	-	11/10/1999
1339	Actually, Joan, he did say that Gorbachev intended the consequence....	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1338	Zoltan, Robert was not saying that the breakup of the Soviet Union was in Gorba	jbe	-	11/10/1999
1337	I think that is a very good article. I would quote this from it,though: <b&g	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1336	>><I>However, a smart person like Mr. Gorbachev would have an inkli	Zoltan!	-	11/10/1999
1335	Ridiculous. The breakup of the Soviet Union was not Gorbachov's plan. Gor	Zoltan!	-	11/10/1999
1334	I need to get more sleep as well. Here is an article that almost describes thi	FJB	-	11/10/1999
1333	Well, I cannot convince you that he was not playing a brilliant game if that is	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1332	<i>On the other hand, he did not intend the end of the Soviet Empire, but	FJB	-	11/10/1999
1331	I have him on the list, only I have moved him around a bit, indecisive about th	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1330	Mr. Gorbachov did more to end the cold war than any person I think of. I think	FJB	-	11/10/1999
1329	Pardon?	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1328	Gorbachov.	FJB	-	11/10/1999
1327	This is what I would say about the origin of fascism, in brief (from another th	Neocon	-	11/10/1999
1326	I am very fond of Jasper Johns, and also, frankly, of Warhol and Lichtenstein,	Neocon	-	11/9/1999
1325	I'm also glad to see the film people Kafka and Welles, etc. in there... a n	Lizzie Tudor	-	11/9/1999
1324	My point was that the trends that began in the 19th century, of urbanization, i	Neocon	-	11/9/1999
1323	On the artists, I don't see too many objections on this thread, however let	Lizzie Tudor	-	11/9/1999
1322	Okay, but do you think you could say more about why that influence was particul	Neocon	-	11/9/1999

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