Word: existance
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Force is never more operative than when it is known to exist but is not brandished...
...which stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. It is a giant molecule of slightly variable composition that is found in chromosomes, and it is believed to be the substance that determines heredity and governs all cells (and therefore all life) from the stronghold of the nucleus. DNA has been known to exist for years, but until postwar years little was known about it. Now it is being attacked from many angles by nearly every breed of scientist...
...Pilate did, is not a tolerant man, but a betrayer of the human race. There is . . . genuine tolerance only when a man is firmly and absolutely convinced of a truth . . . and when, at the same time, he recognizes the right of those who deny this truth to exist." He also recognizes that amid America's smiling friendliness there is not enough time or place for the private world of real friendship...
...real difficulty was not so much the direct outside help as the maneuverings of Pan-Arab elements inside Lebanon, led by ex-Premier Saeb Salam. The odd reluctance to push matters to a fighting conclusion stemmed from the realization, among many Christians and Moslems alike, that prosperous Lebanon could exist only as a dual state of Moslems and Christians, and if events were pushed to an armed test of the West against Nasserism, no one would gain...
Many of the tools, such as loan funds and technical assistance, needed to expand trade, says the report, already exist in United Nations agencies or bilateral agreements. But, the panel notes, they must be more fully implemented. The U.S. must provide more personnel to foreign nations, step up the spread of U.S. know-how, thus show the world an enthusiastic response to the economic challenge...