Word: dears
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...does not believe, however, that the final reckoning will come because of material factors. He concedes that there is some limit, far in the future, to the number of humans that the earth can support, but many bugbears dear to the neo-Mathusians he dismisses as of little moment. Industrial man will need, and can get, ever-increasing supplies of energy. Coal and oil may burn out in a relatively short time, but sunlight and atomic energy can take their place. He points out that one ton of ordinary granite, from which the continents are largely made, contains as much...
...Dear Time-Reader
...decide what form of democracy she must have . . . The real issue at the Inter American Conference should be the common Latin American problem of economic betterment, so that we will not continue to be the objects of monopolistic investment and the sources of raw materials, selling cheap and buying dear from one of the countries of the American community...
...grads of Georgetown University, Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall ('20) and Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell ('28), agreed to meet this week at their alma mater and debate a subject dear to both their hearts: Is it wiser to be a Democrat or a Republican...
...effect which has become one of his trademarks: in every possible situation he told his story with closeups. The Human Bomb was a smash hit-with his sponsors, the critics and the public. In the 2½ years since-years of increasing success and acceptance-Webb has achieved Dear miracles in combining speed and cheap operation, with realism and the look of quality...