Word: expression
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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What it comes down to, says Jean-François Revel, director of L 'Express, the French weekly newsmagazine, is that "the allies cannot at the same time be in the Atlantic Alliance and act as if they are not in the alliance. Membership in an alliance implies responsibilities...
Enough? Not for Miró, who seems to have had more ideas than he had time to express. And perhaps even he did not exactly know what he was doing. In painting The Birth of the World, 1925, he started with the background, a scumble of brush strokes and hesitations. What he achieved was a space, but one that has nothing to do with the receding perspectives of the Renaissance's vanishing point. It is indeterminate, a cave without walls, a space where a man could wander in his mind's eye and lose his bearings. Contemplating this...
David A. Aloian '49, executive director of Associated Harvard Alumni, said yesterday, "A Class Day speech will allow him to express his private and personal views in a way which broadcasting would...
Nationwide, more than 1000 cities and towns held activities yesterday to demonstrate awareness of major advances in environmental law in the past ten years, such as the Clean Air and Water Acts of the early 1970s, and to express concern for the future of the nation's limited resources...
While brilliant innovators such as William Norris (Control Data) and Frederick Smith (Federal Express) can still build large new businesses from scratch, corporate control has passed increasingly from entrepreneurial proprietors to hired managers. Leading companies are no longer owned by the founders' families. The Rockefellers control less than 5% of Exxon, the parent of the empire John D. Rockefeller built; ownership has spread to 687,000 individuals, mutual funds and pension plans. Such broad ownership gives still more control to managers...