Word: dependence
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Just how fast Kay can rise to popularity will depend a lot on James Caesar Petrillo (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS). The songs of hers that Capitol stored away were largely what were handed to her. The pick of what new tunes were around had already gone to Stafford, Whiting and Lee; Kay got the scraps...
...With Wallace . . ." Treatment of missionaries and mission property by the Reds seemed to depend on the whims or decisions of individual officers. In the city of Tsaoyang, mild-mannered young Missionary .Philip Werdal, of Bellingham, Wash., underwent repeated interrogation from 27-year-old Communist Colonel Wong, graduate of Nanking University, an American-supported mission school. Wong looked at Werdal's soft hands, then at his own calloused ones. He said he was a Communist because he wanted, some day, to have soft hands...
Finishing third last year as opposed to a mediocre eighth-place rating gained by the Cadots, the Crimson should take tomorrow's encounter. But the final outcome will probably depend on the freestyle dashes, the Cadet's strongest events, and on the relays, where strong bids can be expected from the visitors...
...Spirit of a Nation. In the end, U.S. aid to the world would depend on two things. One was the purely selfish consideration set forth last spring by Dean Acheson, then Under Secretary of State. "Measures of relief and reconstruction have been only in part suggested by humanitarianism . . . [it] is chiefly a matter of self-interest." The other consideration: humanitarianism...
...remaining commonly used methods of instruction do not perform this necessary task. Discussion or section meetings and assigned reading depend for their value upon the capability of the individual instructor who conducts the meeting or assigns the reading. They can be and are valuable; but they are more devoted to penetration into the subject matter of a given course than to moulding various courses into a solid unit. Even within the limit of one course, they usually are designed to provide more facts rather than to correlate those already learned...