Word: deadlock
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard peppered Apprille in the B.C. nets for the rest of the regulation period, but was unable to break the deadlock. The Eagle goalie made 18 saves in the third period alone and stood up to the Crimson tide in spite of a collapsing defense...
Thus the number of on-site inspections can no longer be considered a substantive issue. The difference between seven and three inspections cannot have a qualitative significance for either nation, and if there continues to be a deadlock over this matter, then clearly the Geneva negotiations are not being conducted with sincerity. The conferees should agree on a compromise number in order that they can move to the other issues, such as the nature of the inspection team, as soon as possible...
...Deadlock Favors Samborski...
James MacGregor Burns, chairman of the department of political science at Williams College, told the CRIMSON that "the real issue--the ultimate issue--is not the party." Citing the argument of his book, The Deadlock of Democracy, Burns said that the most important issue was encouraging the rise of able leaders...
...chancellorship, he has been cramming with some of Oxford's brightest young dons, who privately rate him "B or B-plus." He is an engaging, hard-working politician, and many of Brown's supporters fear that he may split the right-wing vote. In a deadlock, he could even emerge as Labor's leader...