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Animal rights groups favor this irresponsible and costly nonsolution, but wildlife biologists recommend that some geese be killed.

"This type of nonsolution would absolutely not meet the court mandate and would be a dereliction of responsibility."

One thing left unsaid that bears mentioning: Massachusetts has had success in reducing violent crime without resorting to this country's popular nonsolution: the death penalty.

"One optimistic nonsolution," Janeway said.

"It's a political nonsolution to the housing shortage," the president of the Real Estate Board of New York, Steven Spinola, said.

As might be expected, organized labor's proposal for a shorter workweek draws no plaudits from the representatives of industry, who view the proposal as an expensive nonsolution to the chronic loss of jobs throughout the world.

To the Editor: Your support of continued experimentation with costly bilingual programs (editorial, April 30) is a perfect example of the liberal route to a nonsolution of the language problems in California public education.