Word: accept
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...Russians have never needed to formulate a "Connally clause" of their own; although supplying judges to the Court, they have simply refused to accept any rulings. In 1959, when the U.S. sought to bring the Soviet Union to the world bar for shooting down a B-29 over Japanese waters, the judges were forced to drop the matter because Moscow argued that it was none of the Court's business...
Three of the jobs will be trainee positions in the State Department, David A. May '62, president of the HPPC said. The Office for Graduate and Career Plans will accept applications for the positions until Saturday...
After defending England's "nuclear contribution," Macmillan stated, "The first for us to accept, therefore, is that our political ideas must never be national- in the narrow sense. It is no longer right to consider policies exclusively in to the United States or Britain. . . . This means a revolution in our political thought...
...riled the Arab leaders that nearly all mistrust him. Though they still are wary of his power over the bazaars and the street mobs, neither Jordan's King Hussein, nor Saudi Arabia's King Saud nor Iraq's Premier Karim Kassem has proved willing to accept his leadership. The Sudan, Libya and Lebanon remain cautiously aloof, despite Nasser's best efforts. Though Nasser supported the Algerian rebels with arms and sanctuary, the current peace negotiations are the work of Tunisia's moderate President Bourguiba, with whom Nasser has long been at odds. Publicly...
...which is a great teacher, seven years ago wrote a hard lesson for the U.S. South: its white schools must accept Negroes and, by extension, its white people in their daily lives must accept this as a moral right. Negro students-who. as it turned out, can also be effective teachers-added to the law's lesson by exploding, with sit-ins, the comfortable white belief that the Negro was content with segregation. Now the lesson is sinking in deeply...