Word: equality
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...group of 11 visiting Soviet scientists yesterday said that as far as they knew, the U.S. was "technologically equal" with the U.S.S.R...
Replacement of teaching fellows would also mean increased costs in salaries to the University. Instead of paying graduate students small sums to teach parttime, the University would employ Ph.D.'s at the lowest teaching level which would be financially equal to the level of instructors...
...knew what it was to feel exposed, and with that recognition came a surer sense of shared feelings. Said Macmillan: "There can be absolute confidence in an alliance only where all the partners are more or less at equal risk...
...reign which began in 1928, 28 candidates ran against his National Union; all lost. This year, muzzled and muffled, all the opposition melted by Election Day except four lawyers, a merchant and an agronomist in the defiant northern district of Braga. The opposition complained that it was denied equal access to press, radio and the voters' rolls, that its supporters were blocked from voting. Salazar airily dismissed all his opponents as "Communists," and warned of the tense international situation. In an election eve broadcast, Salazar asked: "Are there many people who feel unhappy? So do I, and in spite...
...operated on 32 women, aged 28 to 38. All were married, and all were emotionally upset by what Dr. Edgerton called "a local anatomical fixation" on their small breasts, though he had them screened by a psychiatrist to be sure that none had more deep-seated mental illnesses (an equal number were turned away on this score). Instead of natural fat, Dr. Edgerton used a form of built-in falsies made of a poly vinyl sponge called Ivalon. Checked by psychiatrists after their operations, all patients showed a reduction in their feelings of "inadequacy" and "depression," though one insisted...