mation accessing." "We continue tornbehave as though we hved in the age ofrnbooks or even in the age of orally impartedrnknowledge," Mr. Gingrich complained.rnSpeaking at the "Virtual America"rnconference on January 10, he made clearrnthat his views have not changed muchrnsince the above passages were publishedrn(in 1984—no . . .
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