Word: evidentally
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Conscience & Courage. The President's zest was evident at a luncheon observing the publication of the first four volumes of the papers of President John Adams and his descendants. To Adams' great-great-great-grandson, Thomas Adams, a hotel executive from Boston, Kennedy said: "It is a pleasure...
This catalogue of calamities expresses a major Communist crisis: the Reds' evident inability to bring the same competence to agriculture that, on the whole, they show in industry and technology. After 40 years of collectivization and relentless agricultural planning, the Marxists are making it plain once again that they...
The New Civil Servant. The shape of a United Europe is already evident in the institutions of the Common Market. The cerebral cortex is housed in a new concrete-and-steel nine-story building on Brussel's appropriately named Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée. Here the European...
Worth the Gamble. As World War II started, France and Britain pressed Monnet back into his old World War I job of organizing their joint production and rearmament to meet the Nazi challenge. In London, during the big German offensive of June 1940, it was evident to Monnet that the...
At the Faculty of Arts and Sciences meeting yesterday in University Hall, one Faculty member raised a question "the implication of which was that he in favor of joining the program," according to President Pusey. There was no further dissent evident at the meeting.