Word: explicitly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Most striking part of the article was its passionately explicit reminder of the nature of the enemy. Editor Armstrong warned against a sentimental peace. Eventually, he believes, the U.S. will be able to accept its present enemies as partners-but "eventually" is a long way off. In the interim, U.S. citizens can test each peace proposal only by the "realistic" yardstick: Does it increase U.S. security...
Cordell Hull's speech was not the clear delineation of foreign policy that had been hoped for. No doubt, in the speeches he promised to make within the next few months, the Secretary planned to be more explicit...
...overdescribe it," sighed Archie Campbell. "After the peace the War Department will have to send troops there to drag those guys home . . . it's a soldier's dream." Less explicit, less expansive than Campbell, the Pacific Islands Pilot, Vol. III, Sixth Edition, nevertheless concedes that Aitutaki's people are "hospitable and well-disposed...
...children, who were about to be married. "I realized," says Mrs. Rombauer, "they didn't know how to poach an egg." This sudden realization turned into a privately printed book that sold 3,000, copies, assured many an egg of perfect poaching. Mrs. Rombauer's expert, explicit manner of writing recipes is nearly baffle-proof. Of the various edi tions, over 12,000 have been sold in St. Louis alone...
...U.S.S.R.'s severance of relations with the Polish government-in-exile has spotlighted the inadequacy of the diplomatic strategy of the United Nations, a policy neither explicit nor commanding. Unassuring as to the post-war program of our nation, the policy of the United States has contributed to such inadequacy by failing to establish a central international organization to resolve peacefully disputes so easily magnified into issues for conflict. Senate Resolution 114, sponsored by Senators Ball, Hill, Burton and Hatch, now in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, would go far in remedying our "dry-crust" diplomacy...