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We have argued that one cannot counterpose the class and racism models of ethnic disadvantage.

"Against them I can counterpose only honesty, skill, dedication, and timeless industry.

In "Inheritance," Chang has done much more than create a dragon lady and counterpose her to a quietly heroic sister.

Indeed, some have described this as "socialism from below," which they counterpose against what they see as "socialism from above" endorsed by Stalinism and Maoism.

Republican leaders sought to counterpose such a sweeping tax rate reduction against Mr. Clinton's own call for specific tax credits for needs like child care and displaced workers.

There is no reason why these groups should counterpose determined resistance to the revolution; they have nothing to lose, providing, of course, that the revolutionary leaders adopt a farsightcd and moderate policy toward them.

Several currents or movements in contemporary art, such as environmental sculpture, site-specific art, and land art, counterpose themselves philosophically to "plop art," as well as to traditional public monumental sculpture.

Those are all positive arguments that weigh in your favor, but we must counterpose on the scale the few negative things which argue against your proposal before we can assess which way the scale finally tips.

It is therefore wrong to counterpose 'politics' under capitalism (i.e. realm of conflict of interests) against 'administration'under socialism is to find a satisfactory mode of institutionalising conflict Marx and Engels' formulations suggest.

It is all too easy to counterpose 'need' versus 'profit'as the criterion for production - in fact it is just the mirror-image of the apologetic proposition that production for profit is essentially the same thing as production for need.

With a Soviet aircraft that could counterpose Concorde nowhere near in sight for at least years to come, the Tu-144 programme was becoming more of a political embarrassment rather than a source of pride to the Soviet Union, a symbol of a technological race lost to the West, and was quietly ended.