Word: client
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Allen said that since Wallace's arrest he has been in "constant contact" with Griswold, and asked the dean in November to testify on behalf of his client. According to Allen, Griswold "gladly connected" to the request, and the two have made plans for Griswold's appearance as a witness in February...
...will provide a girl escort to show the lonely male around town. To preserve appearances, the membership card contains a clause forbidding guide and guest even "to remove their shoes while together." But no rules apply as soon as the guides go "off duty," and besides, as many a client has found, a great deal can be accomplished with one's shoes...
...ascend in the sociometric peerage is to establish a reputation as an authority on world affairs, and the "McLandress Solution," as he calls it, was devised to meet this need. Its secret, long treasured by professional pundits, is the "third-dimension departure," by which the McLandress client is trained in the art of ducking controversial solutions to any problem while emphasizing "responsible," if utterly impractical, long-term goals...
...growing popularity, many readers remain furtive and embarrassed. The papers they are used to are unexcitable, reflective, slow-moving and often a little dull. Agence Télégraphique Suisse, the national wire service, sometimes stews over stories for days, letting them ripen before release-and no client complains. The news can wai: it is best to be sure. The philosophy is one with which Blick could hardly agree less...
Paul M. Sweezy '31, an editor of Monthly Review, concluded the forum, calling the present regime a "mere client" of the United States, which possesses the "largest neo-colonial empire in the world." Serious structural changes are necessary in the United States, the former Harvard professor added, "if the free world is to be prevented from becoming the exploitable world...