Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...punk, you know! . . ." Suddenly, Pete crashed his fist down on the table: "All right, you guys, you've been yakking for half an hour! Willy, look! This guy already told you he made a mistake. They admit they done something wrong. Will you accept?" "No. man," said Willy. "I told you one of our boys got hurt." Cried a Turban: "We ain't punks! You don't accept it that way. we burn-that...
...would give employment to only 100 workers. It would force Bolivia to import large quantities of costly British coke to refine its relatively low-grade (30%) ore. It would put Bolivia in competition with the international tin cartel, thousands of expensive miles from potential markets. Bolivia would have to accept platoons of Soviet "technicians" and go through with the first Russo-Bolivian exchange of diplomats in history...
...Marines," commented French Director Roger Vadim (who gave the world Brigitte Bardot), "plants a sword in the human consciousness, for it tells of young volunteers who, in order to prove their human identity, accept precisely the contrary: loss of their individuality . . . Still, I know well while writing these words freely that I owe my freedom in part to other shaved-headed young men who 16 years ago brandished these bayonets on beaches now boasting bloody names...
...began, "I propose to the Protestant Episcopal Church that it, together with the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, invite the Methodist Church and the United Church of Christ to form with us a plan of church union . . . Any other Churches which find that they can accept both the principles and plan would also be warmly invited to unite with us." The religious issue in the recent presidential election, suggested Blake, showed that the time is not only ripe but overripe. "Americans more than ever see the churches of Jesus Christ as competing social groups pulling...
...blow to student organizations and to student initiative. Until now, organizations like the Gilbert and Sullivan Players, the Opera Guild and the HDC, and others more ephemeral, such as House groups, have been the life of Harvard Drama. Under the new system these groups have no choice but to accept what the Committee gives them in the way of plays and directors. The alternatives are taking their productions elsewhere or disbanding. Members who wish to produce in Loeb will have to spend their time getting on the Committee's list of acceptable directors. And the make...