Word: counterpart
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Viet Nam's delegate to the talks, appeared on a split Face the Nation show with Secretary of State William Rogers to denounce Nixon for revealing the secret meetings with Kissinger. Nixon's act, said Thuy, is a "serious obstacle" to an agreement. Thuy's U.S. counterpart, William Porter, canceled this week's Paris session in protest against a three-day anti-American international convocation, called principally by a group of French leftist organizations, at nearby Versailles. Some observers at recent meetings had got the impression that some slight accommodation might be possible, but last week...
...WORKER. To a factory worker in Detroit or even Moscow, the life of his counterpart in Shanghai or Peking would appear uncomfortably lackluster. But as the peasant in Honan sees it, his comrade assigned to an engine plant or machine shop is blessed with unimaginable luxury. Not only are wages higher than on the farms, but there are the attractions of city life -cinemas, stores, parks, athletic events -that provide some brightness to China's overall blue-gray drabness...
Both teams had numerous scoring opportunities. The outstanding players in the game were Crimson goalie Joe Bertagna, and his Quaker counterpart, John Marks, Bertagna finished up with 31 saves, and Marks...
Steiner's counterpart at Radcliffe, Robert I. Hunneman '28, said yesterday that, to his knowledge, Radcliffe has no plans at present to open to both sexes graduate prizes endowed "for women only." He said that he had prepared an opinion on the matter in his role as legal counsel to Radcliffe, but added that the memorandum "cannot be released at this time...
...life of the average Soviet sailor-at least by comparison with that of his counterpart in the U.S. Navy -is austere, uncomfortable, constrained and boring. Some U.S. experts feel that if American sailors had to live under the same conditions, they would all mutiny...