Word: cloaks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...eager to case tensions with the U.S.S.R., that America is flexible and willing to negotiate seriously on the subject of arms reductions. The move toward serious arms talks has long foundered because of mutual suspicions and misperceptions. The U.S., for its part, must be careful not to cloak its goal of arms reductions in cold war rhetoric in the coming weeks. At the very least, it should take the lead in calling for meaningful arms talks. Presidential endorsement and Senate approval of the currently shelved SALT II arms treaty would be a very welcome such signal...
...ANOTHER CHANCE to an real issues of care early this October, when a second woman filed a complaint against Winig--personally, not through the committee charging complicated and serious maltreatment. Because it concerns an individual, this case has rightly been conducted under a tighter cloak of secrecy than the first, but officials revealed last week that according to BWH, at least, that complaint has no grounds either. (The analogous review body at UHS has yet to turn in a decision...
...found refuge in the Canadian embassy at the time our embassy was taken. (Some news organizations knew about these diplomats, but at my request did not reveal the information.) In January, with the streets of Tehran quiet, it was time to bring them out. This was a real cloak-and-dagger story, with American secret agents being sent into Iran to rehearse with the Canadians and Americans the plans for their departure. The agents and those being rescued would have to be furnished with disguises and false documents, and they needed training to convince Iranian officials that they were normal...
...Cloak of Darkness, Maclnnes...
...Cloak of Darkness, MacInnes...