Word: concerns
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Moscow a Soviet official remarked that the Kremlin would gladly cooperate with the Vatican in solving a problem that fills Stalin with concern-"the moral bankruptcy of Europeans...
...Words of concern appeared in the Vatican's Osservatore Romano: "[May the belligerents] reflect seriously upon the moral consequences of deliberate destruction of Pisan monuments...
...what the Mediterranean was for 20 centuries-the lake of decision. Implication: to the strongest power along the shorelines of this new Mediterranean may fall the splendor and the responsibility that once were Rome's. That strongest power is the U.S. Its war aims ultimately express only one concern: the safeguarding of the unique U.S. position as the dominant Atlantic power...
...General. These were contingencies for the Germans to worry about. They did not concern General Montgomery, who knew where the blow would fall, and when, and why. Meanwhile, he concerned himself with the fighting just ahead, when his troops break out onto the French plain and take up what an Allied headquarters spokesman called "Monty's kind of a war." By now, that "Monty kind of a war" distresses the Germans as much as it delights the British. It means the kind of war he fought on the open desert of North Africa: careful, precise preparation, control...
...with seven Lockheed Lodestars on his present line, George Baker has adopted more orthodox airline methods, made N.A.L. a solid, going concern. As such, its New York service will break potent Eastern Airline's 15-year virtual monopoly on the rich north-south run along the Atlantic Coast...