Word: depending
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...long-range success of the Manila conference will depend upon the degree of American support for these proposals...
...allies more often say nice things about Malenkov and Molotov than they do about Eisenhower and Dulles. I doubt that we have a single ally we really could depend on if the Reds let fly with an atomic bomb on New York coupled with a warning to London, Paris et al. to "stay neutral"-or else. And unless there is a drastic change, things stand to get worse rather than better. We are being pictured day in and day out, year in and year out, as wanting war while the Soviet Union cries for peace...
...Vermont, the only state in the union without a TV station, set owners have had to depend on uncertain reception from Canada and nearby states. This week Vermont's TV drought ends when Burlington's station WMVT begins broadcasting from a transmitter atop 4,393-ft. Mt. Mansfield...
...wants to stay there. Eisenhower, McKay & Co. think they see signs that the West, even on such issues as who develops water power, is ready to emerge from Washington's sheltering protection. Control of Congress (six seats in the Senate, about a score in the House) may depend on which of these views is correct. Doug McKay is politician enough to know this, but the unaccustomed weight on his shoulders doesn't worry him much...
...omen was favorable. But who could depend on it? Behind locked doors, many Moroccan nationalists celebrated the day in the name of exiled Ben Youssef. A more significant omen for Morocco's future took place in the city of Port Lyautey. There 8.000 to 10.000 resentful Arabs, led by single-minded nationalists, had gone on a rampage in the medina (native quarter) the week before. They killed seven Europeans, including a woman and her daughter, whose stomachs they slit open with knives. The women's bodies were dragged through the streets of the medina. The French last week...