Word: commented
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...hour after the questions began, the General donned his red-ribboned service cap, offered a final comment: the first problem was to take Rome-"He who holds Rome holds the hearts of the Italian people...
Formal British political comment and argument goes mostly to the wide-open field of foreign relations. There the British hope above all for permanent cooperation with both the U.S. and the Soviet Union; the Foreign Office's worst nightmare is the prospect of becoming isolated from both nations, or, almost as bad, being forced to make a definite choice between them...
...workout must wait until more penicillin is available, probably after the war. But Dr. Mahoney, whom other syphilologists call a "sound" man, was enough impressed by penicillin's performance to say that "a reconstruction of syphilis therapy may be necessary." And a doctor who took the platform to comment on his speech went even further. Said he: "This is probably the most significant paper ever presented in the medical field...
...Friendly Tone. This vignette of how Britain's Prime Minister first heard of the historic event was related last week by the New York Herald Tribune's Bert Andrews, who got it from friends of U.S. Ambassador to Russia Harriman. The anecdote was a pertinent comment on U.S. and British newscasting styles.* Its counterpart could scarcely have happened in the U.S.-especially with George Fredric Putnam† at the microphone...
...debate in the House of Commons. A summary of the debate will be given at the end of this bulletin. Due to the unusual nature of the event and also to the fact that he was away at the time, Mr. Churchill could not be reached immediately to comment on the policy which His Majesty's Government intends to pursue regarding the situation...