Word: contente
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...dropped below the $2 mark (to $1.98/9, but the event caused no panic. Confident that his anti-inflation policy has reduced the risks of a run on sterling, and anxious to promote exports (which are helped by a less valuable pound), Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey seemed content to let the marketplace decide for itself what Britain's currency is really worth...
...obvious to us that The Crimson is not content to simply bring the news of each day to its readership. Rather, the Crimson apparently continues to check the facts of each story which appears and is not ashamed to bring new-found knowledge, once it has sincerely and innocently defamed the character of the subjects of their stories. The sheer size of the corrections column corroborates this fact. And the consistency of this column points to the fact that each day's paper is not allowed to "rest in peace," rather, it is searched with a fine-toothed comb...
...trustee of the Harvard Lampoon John P.C. Train '50, is displeased with the sexual explicitness of the National Lampoon, and said yesterday that as a trustee he has a contractual agreement allowing him to exercise control over the magazine's content...
...reasons why also trouble many Canadians who are concerned about press freedom. Said an editorial in the Ottawa Citizen last week: "Much more than TIME Canada's existence has been at stake. More important is the principle that the government can interfere in a publication's content...
...that Pannenberg wants to shun society. He simply fears that a Christianity content merely to echo the activist slogans of the secular world will lose its long-range social influence. To accomplish social good, Christians must first rethink their "spiritual center...