Word: developers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...probility theory. A liberal of humanitarian principles, he foretold his future when he resigned his position as Treasure representative at the Versailles Conference that he might oppose the ridiculous economic burdens being placed upon a prostrate Germany. An acquaintance with his work shows a man who labored unceasingly to develop a method of escape for a stagnant society...
...People are liberal now in this country," Straight says. "But they don't always know what they're liberal about. We want to develop a political program for liberals, stop handing out the line with a shovel, and start using a fork...
These stages would be carefully scheduled. The U.S. would not give up its present monopoly of knowledge and equipment much faster than the rate at which other nations could develop their own atomic plants independently. The U.S. would not hand over another piece of knowledge or equipment until the Authority provided adequate security by mastering the previous stage of its job. If at any point the Authority broke down, the U.S. and other nations would be left with just about the same advantage (in stockpile of bombs, uranium plants, know-how, etc.) which they could expect to have...
...British intelligence officers had watched the plot develop for months. Under the direction of one-armed Arthur Axmann, once Reichsjugendführer, responsible only to Hitler, former Hitler Youth leaders were grouping themselves in innocent-looking business firms, preserving their organization, biding their time. Then, suddenly, the Allies struck. When a wild night of house raids and gun battles was over, 800 young Nazis were behind bars...
Under this sense-making accounting plan, 1946 profits will probably be eaten up by the $7,000,000 which Douglas expects to spend to develop the DC-8 "Mix-master." To make matters worse, in Donald Douglas' characteristically gloomy view, no one has yet ordered any Mix-masters. Stockholders were not so worried: solid, conservative Douglas Aircraft Co. spends no big money without getting a good airplane to sell...