Word: fates
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...every nation (as indeed it does, and as every real control plan would). Gromyko was even more violent in his attack on proposals for international development of atomic power for peaceful purposes. He called them "thoroughly vicious and unacceptable," and said: "The Soviet Union . . . cannot allow that the fate of its national economy be handed over...
...survived. Then, the Tichbornes went to France and the gift was forgotten. In their absence the manor house was destroyed. Two generations of seven sons and seven daughters came & went, and the Tichborne lands and title passed to one Edward Doughty. Born a Tichborne, Edward-by a fluke of fate-had changed his name earlier. The curse was only technically fulfilled, but since then every Tichborne has been careful to make the annual presentation of flour to the villagers of Alresford...
...matter what the fate of his labor bills, that was a thought Joe Ball wanted to get across to the U.S. people...
...Fate of the Nation. With dark forebodings of continued fuel cuts, rationing and scarcity of consumer goods, the White Paper said: "We may never restore the foundations of our national life" if 1947's production and export goals were...
...capitalist nor the Government was taking measures likely to supply either the incentive or the compulsion for greater effort. Nearly all British industries, for example, still worked only one shift, because workers were reluctant to change their accustomed hours. Said London's Times: "The trade unions hold the fate of this country in their hands as the R.A.F. held it seven years...