His rule was enforced by a ubiquitous secret police and by a system of informers that has left much of the adult generation compromised.
Although the use of Bolivian mosquitoes with few laboratory-reared generations compromised our ability to use large numbers, obtaining competence data as possibly representative of wild, noncolonized, mosquitoes was important.
For a generation this compromise gave tolerable satisfaction but, with the people of Connecticut growing ever more secular and democratic, in 1817 the State adopted a new constitution, began chartering rival colleges, and ceased to help.
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He opposed any legislative plan that would address the problems that so agitated Northerners and Southerners, thus preventing Henry Clay from pushing ahead with another compromise plan that, he hoped, would settle the issue for at least a generation, as had the Missouri Compromise of 1820.
However, high-density additives can interfere with droplet generation and compromise biological activity.
Ultimately what it shows is this: that the idealism of the founding generation was sometimes compromised by a fair measure of cynicism; that compassion was often modified by calculated self-interest; that tolerance and decency sometimes were replaced by callous narrow-mindedness and ugly expediency.
Richardson, who died in 1964, had belonged to a generation of stiff upper-lipped Britons uninclined to compromise.
