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over again and eventually you get a point of view and,
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once you get a point of view, then I think you begin
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moving in a direction of resolving them without too much
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difficulty.
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That then brings into focus the feasibility
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aspect of the thing, notwithstanding how nice it would be,
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is this something that is going to be acceptable? So that
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I think we've got to always keep aware of the fact that
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even though we might want to accomplish an article or
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write an article that is along the line of a model con-
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stitution, we nevertheless have got to consider whether
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or not that is going to be accepted. It is simple enough
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to write the article.
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MR. MELVIN: Accepted by the people, you mean?
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THE CHAIRMAN: Accepted by the convention. I
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think the people are going to accept what the convention
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comes up with. I think our job is really going to be with
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the convention. I think, if I have gauged the tenor
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accurately, the people are ready to revise the Constitu-
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tion, but it is going to depend upon the reaction of the
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convention itself, What way that is going to be done, it
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