Word: exists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Mechanician . . . must be honored as highly as the scheming Politician or the intriguing Statesman, whose intrigues fill the World with conflict and discord." Son Arthur Brisbane carries capitals further. Samples of last week: "It pays to THINK AND WORK. NEITHER, BY ITSELF, WILL CARRY YOU FAR. . . ." "No nation could exist HALF STARVED AND HALF...
...meeting last night of the Harvard Flying Club to determine what was to be done after the recent accidents resulting in the loss of both of the club planes, it was decided that the club would continue to exist as it has in the past, and that a new plane would be purchased as soon as possible. No interference by University authorities was anticipated by the club executives...
...point involving discussion whether any professional branch of the Arts deserves aid or should exist solely on its merits. Almost an axiom in contrast with self-sufficiency is the fact that the Theatre to produce consistently artistic work must be independent of financial strain...
...problems of "War Guilt" that beset other historians did not exist for Marshal Foch. So far as he was concerned Prussia started the War in a spirit of commercial greed. The entire subject is dismissed in three pages. At the same time he blandly admits that from 1885 to 1915 he was preparing for the coming struggle, visiting France's allies, preparing plans of attack and defense. His leave in Brittany was suddenly cut short one week before Germany delivered her ultimatum to Belgium. In the same way the political problems of the War itself did not concern him. Politicians...
...journalistic interpretation of current affairs is becoming an increasingly difficult task. The working journalist today is confronted with a double and cumulative complexity. The facts themselves have multiplied enormously. The accepted standards of judgment have dissolved. . . . There does not exist today in the official mind at Washington or in Congress, or in either political party, or among the voters themselves any clear conception of our interests or our obligations...