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Cushing's running commentary is sympathetic to Castro's revolution, but even he notes that "almost every designer has anecdotes of creative work thwarted by political inappropriateness or bureaucratic thickheadedness. What's threatened finally for Stegner isn't merely our economic survival - although for him this is a fact so obvious that he can only despair about the thickheadedness of the many people who choose to ignore it. In the sharpest of the commentaries, Nahum Barnea, a popular columnist for the daily newspaper Yediot Ahronot, charged that the situation stemmed not from the government's right-wing bias but from its ``arrogance, its thickheadedness, its blindness. |
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