Word: accidentally
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Shultz and Nunn also said the Soviets, apparently mindful of the criticism after the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, seemed to be cooperating in providing information about the accident.
"I think they got badly burned at Chernobyl because you can hide these things no matter what," said Shultz, referring to the Soviets' delay in reporting that accident.
For freshman and sophomores who inevitably will be left out, it is not so much their fault as an accident of history--it is this year and not the next which is the 350th year of Harvard. Attending a four-year institution necessarily means that some at the school--the...
Gerald Warren, who was deputy press secretary during a particularly rancorous era, told the seminar, "It's an understatement to say there was very little humor in the Nixon White House, and much of what there was was inadvertent." For example: Nixon's comments to reporters at the Great Wall...
The article was the latest in a series of searching pieces about the accident in the northern Ukraine, which killed at least 31 people, contaminated vast tracts of land and caused billions of dollars in damage.