Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Murphy said that the decision to end thepicketing was "to show some good faith" as aresult of the meeting. "As long as Harvard iskeeping dialogue open, we'll keep the picketsdown...
...money is flowing freely into the exchange once again. Many investors have shown faith in Japan's economy, which is expected to grow 4% this year. Government actions have also spurred more stock buying. Since postal-system savings accounts lost their tax-sheltered status in April, some of the $2.3 trillion invested in them has moved into the market. Also, the government has allowed life-insurance companies to boost from 3% to 5% the percentage of their assets that can be placed in special stock-investment funds, known as tokkin, which offer investors reduced exposure to capital-gains taxes...
...demise was the work of a highly unusual investigative team that the magazine dispatched to Paris. Besides Maddox, the Nature group included James ("the Amazing") Randi, the scourge of clairvoyants, faith healers and spoon benders, and Walter Stewart, a free-lance fraud sleuth at the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Their report was merciless: "The hypothesis that water can be imprinted with a memory of past solutes is as unnecessary as it is fanciful." The behavior of the weird water was only a delusion, they concluded, based on flawed experimentation. But the matter did not end there. Nature was still...
...results of the investigation infuriated Benveniste. He compared the probe to "Salem witch hunts and McCarthy-like prosecutions." Said he: "It may be that all of us are wrong in good faith. This is no crime but science as usual, and only the future knows." Maddox stuck by his final assessment, as well as by his earlier decisions to publish Benveniste's work and send the investigating team to Paris. But he added, "I'm sorry we didn't find something more interesting...
...ever, State Department officialsinterpreted Fidel's signing of an insignificantagreement as an indication of his good faith, eventhough it had no bearing on either his foreign ordomestic policy," said Llovio-Menendez...