Word: chaotically
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Ellin Mackay, singlehanded, did not put The New Yorker on its unsteady feet. Her contribution merely coincided with the beginnings of Editor Ross's success in getting what he wanted by a chaotic process of elimination. The process is described by FORTUNE...
...time has definitely arrived when the administration officials or the chief executive himself must outline in detail the policy the government will follow in the future. During the chaotic period when the administration changed hands the people were clamoring for action, any action at all, so long as the situation was in some way relieved. The new President gave them the action they desired. At that time, however, all kinds of plans were tried out and anything that looked as though it might succeed was put into effect. There was no time for thoughtful consideration of conditions or suggested panaceas...
...spheres are the same. The United States, with regard to Latin America, and Japan, with regard to North China, are both interested in excluding foreign political influences which might undermine their own economic interests and opportunities in those areas. To advance this policy, Japan has been induced by the chaotic situation in North China, to adopt an outright coercive technique; the United States has been generally successful in using more subtle measures, such as financial infiltration, but we have on more than a hundred occassions since 1850 resorted to force of arms to protect our economic interests in Latin America...
...TIME failed to report the [Paris] Peace Conference (theoretically transposing 1919 with 1934) it would be a grievous news fumble. Yet TIME has failed to report an analogous situation which is tremendously vital to the trend of our chaotic economic course...
...theological seminary should maintain standards as rigorous as those of first-class law and medical schools. Standards are at present "chaotic...