Word: deale
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Aristotle Onassis, who is vain about his public image, came in for a great deal of vitriol. But Hughes Rudd, commenting on CBS News' 60 Minutes, defended him. "The question of his being a Greek had nothing to do with it at all, of course: Prince Philip is actually of Greek descent, but as London cabbies are fond of saying, 'He's not one of your restaurant Greeks.' Well, neither is Mr. Onassis one of your restaurant Greeks. He's one of your shipping-millionaire Greeks, and he sounds a lot more fun than Prince...
Beyond this first investment package, Ari has other plans-perhaps an oil concession, or shipyards in the Gulf of Corinth. The newlyweds are expected to spend much of each year in New York City and aboard the Christina, but Ari obviously will still be spending a good deal of time in Greece. And Jackie will remain what she became last week by virtue of her marriage to the lord of Skorpios-queen of one of Europe's last truly moneyed courts, even if it is an untitled...
...this analogy, Reuben is the free-spending U.S. consumer, who is apparently playing all too fast and loose. Despite a deliberate anti-inflation deal from Uncle Sam, who enacted the 10% tax surcharge in July, the consumer is buying even more than he did before. During the third quarter of the year, savings declined while consumer spending actually rose to 10% over the level of the same quarter last year...
While Annabel decides how to deal with her career and with Billy, the author toys with her conscience like a sadistic cat. Spark's portrayal of human venality is ruthless. First, Annabel calls a press conference-where she is surrounded by weeping neighbors-to deny that her husband intended suicide in the first place. Like a small child, she tries out little lies and daydreams, but she reassures no one but herself that the truth can be contained. The author observes it all, and from the crudest angle...
...Mitchell, speaking on "Communism in the U.S.A.," said that the defeat of Hubert Humphrey would be proof of "the irrelevance of liberalism" to the problems of contemporary society. "Even if Humphrey wins," she said, "it will only be because his New Deal smile has become a mouth-piece for 'law and order' blacklash...