Word: depending
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Softer Line. One reason for the President's heavy reliance on the Big Three is that he can rarely depend on top congressional Democrats for the kind of support on Viet Nam that Bundy, McNamara and Rusk give him. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, for example, treads a far softer line, and only last week Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman J. William Fulbright was calling for a halt to U.S. air strikes. It was Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen, in fact, who took to the Senate floor to defend Johnson's policy against Fulbright by declaring...
...digging in Greece. Flexibility and individual initiative would be the key features of the five year degree. Financial support and travel would be desirable but not necessary. The entire program would be made an optional addition, not a prerequisite, to the present leave of absence. And its success would depend on close consultation with advisors and tutors...
Brown, at two last year, swamped Steele in straight sets despite an injured shoulder. Steele may pull through this time, but Harvard cannot count on his match. Harvard must not depend on a win from Benjamin, either. His recent back injury, coupled with his baseline game, makes him a definite underdog...
...outcome today will depend on the troublesome Crimson midfield. Jan Bollinger, Bruce Caputo, and Larry Palmer have played well consistently, but Munro is worried because "we are just not getting the scoring...
...this motley of ideas, several points stand out. The drive to open new pools of international money is accelerating; the powers of the IMF are destined to grow larger. Though the dollar will maintain a dominant position, financial experts almost unanimously agree that the world should no longer depend on U.S. deficits for most of its new reserves. Now that the U.S. is narrowing its payments deficit and strengthening the dollar, it is in a stronger position to negotiate. Last week Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler called reform of the money system "the major task" of the world...