Word: expression
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.' . . . Thus we assert our conviction of the divine source of a set of absolute spiritual values, and with it we express a conviction that these values must not be subverted...
...Queen of Greece. Frederika dabbled firmly and frequently in the political pond, and up to very recently she never hesitated to express her opinion on any and all subjects to whatever newsman might drop by. Her frank description of Farouk's attempted seduction, to a LIFE reporter* three years ago, resulted in the severing of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Greece. Such freewheeling monarchy for a while made her a newsman's dream come true, but it led her inevitably to clash with those more responsible than herself for Greece's welfare...
...trustbusters for the methods they had used to gather evidence. Back in 1940 and 1941, the Securities & Exchange Commission had asked investment bankers for their opinions on compulsory sealed bidding by investment bankers for new security issues. Many of those who were later defendants in the case had expressed a preference for negotiated bidding, the traditional method of floating securities. "Incredible as it may seem . . . the . . . replies . . . were offered in evidence by Government counsel as some proof of the existence of the conspiracy . . . Here we are dealing with concededly honest expressions of opinion, in response to an invitation from public...
...statewide tour (possibly three years) with stops planned so that no Virginian will have to travel more than 15 miles to see the show. At the wheel: Curator-Driver William Gaines, Virginia Museum art expert who trained for his job by taking lessons in truck driving from a Richmond express firm...
Cocaine & Catharsis. Martha put up with all this because she knew that Sigi was madly in love with her, and that he was one of those men who cannot express their love until they have first released a spate of anger and mistrust. She also knew that he was an ambitious man fighting desperately against poverty and putting aside every penny to be able to marry her. His high-strung state at this time is shown by a clinical anecdote. Expecting a visit from Martha, Freud found that when he laid his stethoscope on a patient's heart...