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… a planning tool. The two institutions rarely saw exactly eye to eye, however they managed to reinforce, enable, and constrain …

… the Free Speech Movement, Gumede and Kadalie“ did not see eye to eye”. Commenting upon the nature of the relationship between …

… it was often well nigh impossible to keep one’s eye on the ball. The theoretical clarity that enables working …

… not seriously carried forward except, in some cases, as eye-dust to blind workers into following the Abdurahmans , …

… the rostrum through a wall of applause, dabbing at her eye with her sari. * Sir Hartley Shawcross smiling quietly …

… Father Michael Lapsley too lost his hands and his right eye on the 28 April 1990 a few days before the meeting at …

… liberal ”” members of white society. His book, The Eye of the Needle , presented a provocative, readable and …

… criticism is shared by Elizabeth (Betty) the "apple of his eye", who was born a "laatlammetjie" on December 1955 and on …

… and the Special Branch of the police keeps a close eye on them. There is constant suspicion that they are fronts … on relations, older children and neighbours to keep an eye on their children, and most returned home to cook dinners …

… rigorous monitoring which will see an Administered Prices Index produced by the official statisticians from the first …

… during this period. Unemployment was equally an index of the crisis. One survey found that apartheid …

… rigorous monitoring which will see an Administered Prices Index produced by the official statisticians from the first …

… Zimbabwe Publishing House, 1988). Davidson, B., In the Eye of the Storm. Angola's People (Harmondsworth: Penguin, …

… of the historic moment. They collectively give us a bird-eye's view of the political climate around the adoption of …

… - and much of its work was conducted outside the public eye. By the 1990s, the political climate had so changed that …

… in Cape Town and nationally. 36 This strike was a serious eye-opener for employers and workers alike. The unity of …

… Statement continued, "this session of Parliament was an eye-opener to those who have been wearing blinkers up to now. …

… him. But I could only talk to him under the suspicious eye of the agricultural officer in whose charge he was. I …

… to begin his eighteen years in gaol, I caught Sexwale's eye and he smiled at me. I blew him a kiss and the police had …

… that followed indicated that this was a great strike. An eye opener and the beginning of an upsurge of trade union …

… Inca's officials to travel through the empire to keep an eye on all the clans. However, since they had no horses or …

… and the ANC was ambivalent. Despite turning a blind eye to the activities of the ANC in the country, at times MK … sympathetic to the ANC and generally turned a blind eye to its activities, but as MK began using Swaziland as a … for Indres Naidoo. Sachs lost an arm and the sight of one eye.  In July 1989 Enoch Reginald Mhlongo, Themba Ngesi and …

… from the vicinity of my home and stretched away as far the eye could see - the panorama bordered on a high range of …

… compressed line, and he had wandering feet and a roving eye. Yet, like so many women then, and even now, economic …

… round it. They approach me in a half-hesitant sort of way, eye me curiously or compassionately, and then, instead of …

… the national unity front; it will keep a vigilant eye on all un-national tendencies on the national unity front …