Word: documented
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...with an electorate convinced that Washington let Turkey down in the Cyprus dispute. At the same time, Turkey-long known as one of the West's staunchest allies-has begun flirting with Russia. Turkey and Russia have signed a cultural agreement, denounced by the Justice Party as a "document of treason," and last month Ankara warmly received a Soviet parliamentary delegation...
...series of new and stricter tests of their "political reliability" before they can qualify for places in the country's overcrowded universities. The text they are studying is published by Peking's Ministry of Education and its title is, "Regulations for Entry into Institutions of Higher Learning," a formidable document which calls for a thorough examination of the political thinking of all university aspirants...
...Doty committee report is a singularly unexciting document. In evaluating the Gen Ed program, the core of the College education, the Committee turned to administrative detail. It set the number of required courses at six and a half because that was the number presently required. The Committee proposed a two part division of courses, not for any substantive reason, but for administrative convenience...
Evidently judging the time appropriate for a reading on his health, the President instructed his physicians to issue a report, which came in the form of a question-and-answer document, prompted, it was explained, by questions that had been put to the White House in recent months. In sum, the report allowed as how the President takes a bourbon and branch water before dinner, swims occasionally, gets seven or eight hours of sound sleep, sometimes works in bed in the morning, and no longer smokes. Among other disclosures...
...Eastman has written his autobiography; it is long, racy, candid and vain. It has the egalitarian earnestness of a Tom Paine, the lighthearted sexual adventurousness of a Casanova, the self-preoccupation of a Cellini. The book is also an important document, because Eastman, who observed the early Bolsheviks closely in Russia, was prematurely antiCommunist. In time a whole generation of American radicals would repeat his disillusionment and break with the Communist Party...