Word: depending
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sets, too, are very simple, and depend almost entirely on lighting. Shakespeare did not rely on sets, nor of course on lighting, and simplicity, it is hoped, will make for a more fluid interpretation. But the big words of the English Department are out of place here: the laugh's the thing tomorrow night...
...probably be demobilized in double-quick time. It will not be so swift, nor is the problem as simple of solution, for the eligible men overseas (about 650,000 in Europe and about 433,000 in the Pacific). For most of them demobilization will be many weeks away, will depend on much reshuffling. (A soldier does not have to accept discharge, and a few rejected it last week to get a crack at the Japs...
...repromulgation after V-E day raised important questions. Did the Army recognize that the war in Europe had ended? At what point does brass-hattism end and a truly free press begin? So long as all U.S. newsmen in Europe are obliged to wear Army uniforms, carry Army credentials, depend on Army transportation and send their dispatches by Army courtesy-to do business, in fact, only as "guests" of the Army-the U.S. public could not expect to get all the news it was entitled to from Europe...
...Moreover, we think that real standards of living depend not only on what is in the pay envelope, but on what we can buy with it. The only effective protection the American worker has against so-called foreign competition is not a tariff barrier against foreign goods, but efficient production at home and a decent standard of living abroad...
...Communist) attacked him: De Gasperi was acting too independently. Cried De Gasperi: "Foreign affairs are my business!" For hours the two ministers wrangled behind locked doors. At last Togliatti emerged to tell waiting correspondents: "Trieste is an Italian city, we all agree. Whether it remains Italian does not depend...