Word: doubted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Henri Bendel: "This year there are a jillion different looks for the leg." The re-emergence of the leg results partly from the new, bigger, fuller skirts and dresses that require attention be paid to the underpinnings. Says Fashion Editor Elsa Klensch of Harper's Bazaar: "No doubt of it, the leg has come back as the center of interest. For years we covered them up with pants. Now they're back, and they...
...Currency John Heimann (TIME, Aug. 29). By his ringing endorsement of Lance ("Bert, I'm proud of you") Carter clearly opened himself to the charge that he was reneging on his pledge to avoid even the appearance of impropriety among his appointees. "There's no doubt that the President has used up some credit," said one White House staffer last week. "He told the people, 'You should trust Bert Lance,' and I think they'll listen to him-once. But the next time, it won't be so easy...
Henry had something. Carter faces some serious problems, no doubt. Yet he has drifted almost without realizing it into August and what well might pass for "normalcy." Around the White House they believe that getting back to normal is a lot of what Jimmy Carter is about. And they have even been practicing a little of what they have been preaching...
Caddell argues that Carter must now move into Phase 2. The President needs to spell out more clearly the vision he has for America, says the pollster, to show that he can actually improve the lives of the people. Caddell no doubt will soon have a memo on all this for the President to study. But right now there are beaches to walk and boats to mess with and boiled lobsters to savor...
...State Cyrus Vance. The central purpose of the Vance mission was to determine whether there was any chance for a compromise between the U.S. and China on the problem of Taiwan -the key issue blocking the establishment of full diplomatic relations between Washington and Peking. There was never any doubt that the Chinese would stick to their specific demands-that the U.S. sever its relations with Taiwan, abrogate a 1954 defense treaty and remove its remaining 1,165 servicemen from the island. But Vance hoped that Peking's new rulers might stand still for U.S. retention of some sort...