Word: binds
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...United States has been the decisive guard of freedom. Ours remains the largest strength, and ours a most awesome obligation. But we realize the reasonable interest and concerns of other allies-those who have nuclear weapons of their own and those who do not. We seek ways to bind the Alliance even more strongly together by sharing the tasks of defense through collective action and meeting the honorable concerns...
...Dunster House Committee's action--the first expression of student opinion on the proposal--will bind its HCUA representative to vote for the recommended changes. The committee also suggested a possible modification in the proposal. "We think it would be better if the chairman of the HPC were elected by its own members rather than being appointed by the Undergraduate Council," Tague said...
...Tonight," he said in reserved tones, "we must face the world as one. Tonight our purpose must be to bind up our wounds, to heal our history, and to make this nation whole. This victory is a tribute to the program begun by our beloved President John F. Kennedy. It is a mandate for unity. It will be a Government that provides equal opportunity for all and special privileges for none. It is a command to build on those principles and to move forward toward peace and a better life for all our people. I promise the best that...
...Plastic" paint, as many artists call it, is made from acrylic and vinyl resins consisting of emulsion polymers, long strands of molecules floating in water. Wound into these strands, like prickles on barbed wire, are standard pigments. When the water evaporates, polymers and pigments bind into a film that is actually waterproof and can be scrubbed with soap and water...
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 9--President Johnson flew into the South today declaring that the first task after the ballot counting must be to "bind our wounds and heal our history--and make this nation whole...