Word: coincidentally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The Trilateral Commission itself is composed mainly of the heads of multinational corporations, corporate lawyers, politicians and academics, and is quite concerned with threats to the continued stability of the international economic system. In fact, commission co-founder and director Brezinski sees this as the major problem facing contemporary American...
> A ten-year trade agreement providing for, among other things, the exchange of industrial information and economic forecasts-both of which the Soviets have been reluctant to supply-and for mutual help in finding trade offices and homes for businessmen. Soviet-American trade has already risen dramatically (from $200 million...
HARVARD'S SECRETARIES' wages start at a rate well below that of other Boston secretaries, and their pay raises have fallen far short of coincident increases in the cost-of-living. They will tell you that the University is stingy with promotions, and that starting secretaries don't make much...
Although the majority editorial paid lip-service to intellectual freedom (e.g., "we uphold Herrnstein's right to publish his theory") in practice the editorial characterized the relationship between intellectual activity (ideas) and politics in such a manner that the former is willy nilly coincident with the latter. For example, the...