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... understood them on a daily basis. And they integrated back into society well. MARGARET WARNER: She's right, says Pew Center executive vice president Paul Taylor, one of the poll's co-authors. PAUL TAYLOR, Pew Research Center: They are not as fully integrated in the full society as has ...
... Repertory Theatre: She knows she wants to be a star, and she knows that the biggest stars are Betty Grable and Lana Turner and Elizabeth Taylor. And so she wants to be them. Like, she literally wants to be them. She doesn't like her own skin. She doesn't ...
... JEFFREY BROWN: Does the deal start to turn things around? You said it's not -- doesn't happen overnight. When a deal like this... JOHN TAYLOR: It doesn't. JEFFREY BROWN: ... you think is a positive, but what has to happen next? JOHN TAYLOR: It doesn't, because there is ...
... is the greater income inequality and the degree to which it leaves insufficient purchasing power in the lower- and middle-income brackets. GWEN IFILL: Roderick Harrison of Howard University, and Paul Taylor of the Pew Research Center, thank you both very much. RODERICK HARRISON: Thank you. PAUL TAYLOR: Thank you.
... dean of the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandies University -- she's a former chief economist for the Labor Department -- and Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center, which did a study about the long-term unemployed. Lisa Lynch, I will start with you ...
... golfing and retirement community of Mesquite, about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, we met dozens of Tea Party supporters. Dr. Leo Black, who helped start a group called Friends of the Founding Fathers, said what got him involved in the campaign to elect Angle, was seeing "my Constitution being ...
D. TAYLOR, Culinary Workers Union, Local 226: When people are laid off and having a tough go, the idea that you wouldn't extend unemployment benefits, which Angle said she wouldn't have done, is in my opinion unconscionable, and frankly immoral. JUDY WOODRUFF: And longtime GOP consultant Sig Rogich ...
... charging banks in order to kind of sandblast that money out of the banks, and in -- in some sense, to the economy. JEFFREY BROWN: John Taylor, what's your answer to this?How prescribed is the Fed first?And what options do you see? JOHN TAYLOR: Well, right now, I ...
CAROLYNN TAYLOR: I said to him when he first came -- not when he first came home, but probably, maybe I'd say maybe three or six months later, I'm like, "You are not the same person you were when you left. Before you left, we never argued. We got ...
JOHN TAYLOR: When you look at the specific things that were done -- so, sending checks to people to jump-start consumption -- you look at the checks sent out, and you don't see consumption jump-starting or moving. In other words, it didn't have the effect that it was ...
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