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Brennan

['brenәn]
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Sears Chairman Edward A. Brennan said: "We're not terribly nervous about the fourth quarter.
In both California and New Jersey, about a quarter of Democratic voters said they were not sure of Dukakis' ideology, less than in earlier races but still an indication he was somewhat ill-defined, said John Brennan, an ABC poll analyst.
Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr. urged lawyers and judges to fight discrimination in an address kicking off a yearlong celebration of the bicentennial of the federal court system.
In a pending civil case brought by the SEC, Mr. Brennan and First Jersey are charged with securities fraud.
And two years after the accident, Brennan, 50, entered the Betty Ford Center to cure her addiction to drugs.
Mr. Marshall, towering over his friend, looked down, hesitated, then slipped his arm around Mr. Brennan's narrow shoulders.
But it is possible that sentimental factors also came into play as Brennan and his team weighed the pros and cons of 50 potential sites before settling on Hoffman Estates, a suburb about 30 miles northwest of Chicago.
Scholars agree that Brennan's departure means more than a loss of a key liberal vote.
Brennan Dawson, a spokeswoman for the Tobacco Institute in Washington, denied that the institute had tried to influence the standards, and she dismissed Daynard's concerns.
Justice Stevens dissented, joined by Justices William Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry Blackmun.
But Brennan said the court, by upholding the Ohio law, is sacrificing individual rights in its zeal to crack down on child pornography.
"He has taken over the helm of a ship that has a rotten bottom, and he has been running around trying to patch up the holes with tar, but he has too many gushers." Brennan reportedly was given the ultimatum during a directors' meeting last Wednesday.
Marshall, in an opinion joined by Brennan, said schools such as Westside must be careful to "effectively disassociate themselves from the religious speech that now may become commonplace in their facilities." Justice John Paul Stevens dissented.
Two members of the five-justice majority in that opinion, William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, have since retired.
The lobbyist, Joe Brennan, declined to comment on his reported statements but did not deny having made them.
"They were good neighbors," said John Brennan, a retired school administrator from Binghamton, N.Y. "He was a good church member.
"He's buying more time," said one person familiar with Mr. Brennan's style.
It said, "The application for continued release from detention presented to Justice Brennan and by him referred to the court is denied." Justices Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackmun dissented.
It said, "The application for continued release from detention presented to Justice Brennan and by him referred to the court is denied." Justices Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackmun dissented.
Justice Scalia dissented, joined by Justices Brennan, Marshall and Stevens.
Bush told reporters that Brennan's decision had taken him by surprise.
The first William J. Brennan fellow will serve in the ACLU's Arts Censorship Project starting in September.
Mr. Brennan acknowledges that the prices of the about $1 billion in bonds that helped finance the transaction have dropped sharply in recent weeks, reflecting investor uncertainty.
Brennan said his company will continue to develop its specialty format, but he doesn't see it branching into other directions.
Still, says Brennan, the deduction can mean a significant savings.
Most often left in dissent in the term's major cases were liberals William J. Brennan, Thurgood Marshall, Harry A. Blackmun and John Paul Stevens.
Writing for the court, Justice William J. Brennan said the ordinance could allow a mayor to deny permits based on a newspaper's content.
Writing for the court today, Justice William J. Brennan said the Kansas regulations are neither pre-empted by federal law nor unconstitutional.
If justices of the William Brennan variety can make the Constitution mean what they like it to mean, the Supreme Court becomes another branch of government subject to buffeting by public opinion.
Justice William J. Brennan, the court's liberal anchor, has called him a "splendid" chief justice.

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