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Whatever their frustrations or ambi tions, the governments and peoples of the rest of the Continent seemed unready to accept a narrow little Europe as the pattern for their future. The mold for some thing bigger had been formed in the Rome Treaty in 1957. and would neither lightly nor happily be broken. A struggle for the loyalty of Western Europe has now begun...
...very high rate either for us or for them." Speaking of Curt LeMay, he added: "A dedicated specialist usually gets pretty well sold on his particular part of the business. That is no criticism . . . but in my experience, if you added up the desires and the stated needs and ambi tions of all your specialists, you would have an impossible total on your hands...
...words orally. This, Dr. Dearborn says, at least guaranteed the right direction of eye movements and their correlation with a sequence of letter sounds. For older children, typewriting has been utilized. This has the merit of being a bi-manual activity, and is thus suited to the ambi-dextrous...