Word: equalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Joint Chiefs of Staff, who unanimously approved his strategy, are counting on U.S. airpower, firepower and troop strength to make the difference. Unlike the French, who had few warplanes and were able to mount only 10,400 air missions to Dienbienphu in five months, the U.S. could equal that number in a few days with the 5,900 planes and helicopters it has in Viet...
...right hand throughout last week's conference gave him another boost. Three announced candidates for the nomination-Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp, 56, External Affairs Secretary Paul Martin, 64, and Transport Minister Paul Hellyer, 44-took turns sitting on Pearson's left in order to get equal time before the TV cameras...
...such clients as Volkswagen and Avis. Today pioneering D.D.B. is looked upon as the patriarch of the new creatives; since 1958, it has increased its billings from $20 million to $228 million, and it still pays less than usual homage to marketing services. Why bother? "Today products are equal, managerial skills are equal," claims Chairman William Bernbach, 56, a creative man himself. "What is left is the ability to communicate...
...same time, it always follows H and never precedes it. This is the usual behavior of plaintext h: the diagraph he is commonplace, but eh is unusual; th is the most frequent diagraph of all, but ht less so. Therefore, in the cryptogram, Y=h and H should equal...
...near the beginning. Guessing that this could stand for with, the analyst assumes that M = w. He tries that idea out in other places where M appears in the ciphertext. Down the line this produces the sequence with-n-nown. This suggests: with unknown, in which case J would equal u, and K would equal...