Word: expect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Soviet propaganda would have Americans believe-and some do-that the U.S. has not a friend or worthwhile ally in all the world. Actually, the U.S. now has more friends abroad than any great nation has a right to expect, and more allies than any power has ever rallied in time of peace. Last week the U.S. welded together one recently assembled alliance at the eight-nation Southeast Asia Treaty Organization conference in Bangkok. This week the U.S. welcomed a great new ally: Western Germany, which by the historic Bundestag vote at Bonn formally ratified its allegiance to the Atlantic...
Picture screens of this sort need have hardly any thickness, and they can be scaled up, theoretically, to movie-screen size. But G.E. warns the public not to expect them on the market for a while...
...surveys showed that 20 million adults would be interested in investment plans similar to the Stock Exchange's Monthly Investment Plan ("pay as you go"). Among those already buying under M.I.P., 95% would recommend it to their friends, 53% expect to continue their programs indefinitely and another 32% will continue for from one to more than five years. Although 31% of the M.I.P. investors had never owned stock before the program began, 29% of the pay-as-you-go purchasers have also bought stocks outside the program...
Harlan P. Hansen, Director of Advanced Standing, also reported that his office has received 28 applications for admission directly from the eleventh grade, but does not expect any more...
...such legal requirement exists in the U.S., but as an unwritten rule, it is not broken lightly. If found guilty by his colleagues, an errant doctor can expect to lose his membership in the American Medical Association, resulting in virtual boycott by the profession...