… hats … party crisis: "We tell them that we do not give the USSR 'uncritical support,' but when
they ask us when we disagreed with its policy, all we can point to is Nina Ponomareva's hats." …

… 4) because the hats in “The Garden Party” suggest their … “The Garden Party” revolves
around a party held in Laura’s … It is understandable that as the hostess of this important party, …

Children often resort to the defense of magical thinking:" If we don't talk or think about the
problem, it doesn't exist." This is especially true of anxious children who are extremely reluctant …

… than a smaller party, which makes the larger party more attractive. … for the effect of party size
on party preferences of voters. … -hats) are saved and inserted as new predictors of party utility…

… Conduct 2.4 defines a "third-party neutral" as a lawyer who "… that the lawyer or third-party
neutral is not representing them. … an arbitrator, mediator or other third-party neutral, unless all …

… analyses predicting the propensity to vote for each party on the basis of any measures we …
hats in statistical parlance, are saved and used as the new independent variable. These y-hats …

… Hats as the Forsytes once understood them are no longer part of a generally accepted code:
we no longer wear hats … beginning around 1800 (the period in which hats burgeoned in size …

… y-hats), political awareness (y-hats) … party, but rather the propensity to vote for a party in
general; and affinity measures are similarly divorced from reference to specific parties. For y-hats …

… foolish "party-differences," disputes over hats had been … party patches" and other satiric
symbols for a narrow party-spirit. But Fielding clearly had in mind more particular allusions to hats …

… For example, he said, ''If you're going from English to Spanish, and you have the word 'party,'
and if you're talking about a legal party, any fool ought to know it's not a fiesta.'' …