Word: branches
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that "many experts believe that Carter's zigzagging policy has confused, irritated and at times infuriated the Soviets," consequently contributing to, even promoting, the Afghanistan invasion. Is it fair to blame the bearer of the olive branch for the escalation of conflicts around the world? The mistake, the act, the crime is the Soviets' aggression...
...Best?" and Times columnist Tom Wicker calls him the "Idea man from Illinois." Of late, he has not been so much covered as celebrated by the press. Phrases like "golden-tongued orator," and "impeccable liberal credentials" have been pinned to him like Olympic medals. The Massachusetts branch of Americans for Democratic Action last month welcomed him like one of their...
...soaring inflation rate. To raise foreign exchange, eliminate shortages and speed up both production and investment, the Premier opened up hitherto closed sectors of the economy to foreign investors with a built-in guarantee against nationalization. The Turkish petroleum company lost its exclusive exploration rights, and restrictions against branch offices for foreign banks were lifted...
Because of his clean slate, Carter was able to run a campaign based on abused half-issues such as the ills of the Washington establishment and the need for efficiency and integrity in the executive branch...
...intends to concentrate on the executive branch as well, pressing unelected officials to be more responsive to public opinion...