Word: beare
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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History will bear out that Mao's revolution helped lead the way to a new community of peace and brotherhood. What will we do here in America...
...through Secretary Kissinger's mobile campaign to try to turn the momentum of race and politics in southern Africa from deepening confrontation to negotiation, the Russians were firing rhetorical broadsides from the sidelines, as if the trauma of another siege of shuttle diplomacy were almost more than they could bear. They accused the U.S. of "gimmickry" and of seeking to preserve "not only racial oppression, but the entire neocolonialist setup in Africa...
...armed convoys on many roads. Road and rail links to South Africa are increasingly threatened. According to one widely accepted rubric about guerrilla warfare, a government needs 10 to 20 soldiers to defend itself against every guerrilla involved in an insurgency; white Rhodesia was in no position to bear such a burden for long...
...that the S.D.P. was "soft on Communism"-went over well among middle-class voters. They feel threatened by the young leftists who have taken over the Social Democrats' party machinery in a few major cities. Although Schmidt embodies the old virtues as well as anyone, he had to bear the banner for a party that acquired a largely undeserved left-leaning reputation under former Chancellor Willy Brandt. Since West German voters elect their Chancellor by voting for a party, rather than directly for an individual candidate, that bogus image may have cost Schmidt the easy victory he was entitled...
...obtain U.S. aid for Tibet against the Chinese in the late 1950s. Also on display were parachutes and U.S.-made radio transmitters, part of the equipment used in the Dalai Lama's rebellion. Explained one guide in Chinese: "The Dalai's traitorous clique couldn't bear the successful development of Tibet...