Word: affectivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...before one has them, and that it is silly to connect every political event in Latin America with the success of the Alliance. The trouble is that expropriation of the I.T. & T. in a Brazilian province, or the fact that Cuba has instituted a stiff rationing program, can seriously affect the Alliance, if American opinion allows them...
Before a generally sympathetic audience, Congressman Wilson indicated that if this country turns socialist, we are affect weakening ourselves until we are a prey of International Communism." Practicing a policy of "positive opposition," he maintained that "President Kennedy has introduced a lot of legislation that he has no intention of pushing." Wilson included Kennedy's civil rights program and the proposed appointment of Robert C. Weaver as a Negro to the Cabinet among these "patently political" maneuvers...
Certain groups of three bases may not determine an amino acid. If in the original chain ABC was such a "nonsense group," the change to BBC in the new chain will not affect the formation of the protein, Crick pointed out. Thus restoring the second group ACB restores the protein...
...problems which Weinberg's cabal was called in to solve affect every aspect of New York's present crisis. For a really adequate system of public transportation is the only alternative to increased private traffic on the city's streets. And, as Paul Goodman in a recent book of Utopian Proposals suggested, any final solution of the transportation problem must strictly limit--if not eliminate--the use of private automobiles, at least during certain hours...
Their ideas affect action through the same process of "filtration" by which the government digests the ideas of other groups. "We don't have a raw general will which simply makes itself felt," Chayes noted. "Ideas must make their way through a complicated system of institutions...