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This bargaining solutio n is still widely used today, especially in law and economics and the economics of the family, as indicated by Marjorie McElroy's presidential address the next day.
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Hansberry takes great pains to demonstrate the complexities of the situation in Zatembe; it is unlikely she would abandon these complexities to, as Morrison put it, "boil [the play] down" to the rather simplistic solutio n of killing all whites.
 
 
 
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