Word: examinee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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¶ A promise that after the "elections," all three regimes would "examine the possibility" of association with the French Union, would settle French interests on the basis of "equality and mutual interest," and "collaborators" with the French would not be prosecuted.
¶ April 11-14: Dulles flew to London, talked to the British about a broad defense pact in Southeast Asia, looking toward direct intervention in Indo-China if needed. The British were reluctant to act before Geneva, and Dulles could not guarantee the British that the U.S. itself would go...
"This is not an examination. There is no one in this room competent to examine you. The purpose is for us to get acquainted, and the best way to do that is to talk. So talk."
Then came a jarring change in the procedure. Jenkins pointed out that, having elicited through direct examination the Stevens version of the Army-McCarthy dispute, it now became the committee counsel's duty to try to test that version through crossexamination. Having already demonstrated that he was totally unafraid...
Such dubious means, however, are to no avail. While the IBM machine quite definitely falls prey to such goings-on, a half a dozen highly-trained ETS exam inspectors do not. These inspectors examine every answer sheet before it is placed in the marking machines. According to Louis Cozma, head...