Word: counts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...March 1983 speech unveiling the scheme, he said he hoped the U.S. could erect an umbrella of impenetrable antimissile defenses over itself and its allies. By thus rendering an attacker's weapons impotent, the U.S. would not have to count on ballistic missiles and bombers to deter Soviet aggression or to retaliate against an attack. No longer would "crisis stability" between the superpowers have to be enshrined in a suicide pact...
...Navy 9 7 0 .563 2 Columbia 10 8 0 .556 2 Princeton 8 7 0 .533 2 1/2 Brown 8 8 0 .500 3 Dartmouth 4 5 0 .444 3 1/2 Pennsylvania 6 12 0 .333 6 Army 2 12 0 .143 8 *Ties count 1/2 win, 1/2 loss...
...confident in school and do fairly well, it is socially that I have my problems and get disenchanted I always try my best to treat people well and help people whenever I can. As for my troubles, I usually get treated badly I'm the guy who people count on to help them through hard times. But when they are doing well, they don't even know I exist. When I'm really low I tend to think that I Leo Durocher's baseball expression. Nice guys finish last also apple to social relations But I have not become that...
...Yale 8 6 0 Columbia 9 7 0 563 2 Navy 9 7 0 563 2 Princeton 8 7 0 533 2 1/2 Brown 7 7 0 500 3 Dartmouth 4 5 0 444 3 1/2 Pennsylvania 6 10 0 375 5 Army 2 12 0 *Ties count 1/2 win. 1/2 loss
...areas has made for inequity and envy. The open door has admitted a host of unhealthy and unwanted foreign influences. Many diehard Maoists, still entrenched in the bureaucracy or established in the military, have managed to resist, and even reverse, the new direction. Though China has, at last count, 1.1 billion people, its G.N.P. is less than half that of France (pop. 55 million). Above all, in its attempt to balance freedom with control, capitalist methods with Marxist assumptions, the present regime has often swung violently between extremes. After more than a century of shifts and countershifts, political twists...