Word: faults
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...usual, the Communists excel in organization and discipline. They support the Socialist-inspired "revolution by law." but they oppose the Socialists who are conducting it. They have also become General de Gaulle's severest critics, accuse him of seeking personal power, find fault with his foreign policy because he now finds fault with Russia. They opposed the General on the issue of a stronger executive arm. They lost. The "No" vote they promoted (34%) is the measure of the Provisional Government's opposition...
...however long he might manage to make good his return to power, was no puppet on a string. If the Braden policy had a fault, it was the easy assumption that because Perón was a bad authoritarian, he had no roots in the country he ruled. Last week's anticlimax proved that he did have roots, of a sort. His enemies would do well to ponder and understand Argentina before they tried again...
...savages responsible for this outrage?" demands the indignant writer. The same theme song that the judicial authorities of the United Nations have heard from every German prisoner accused of war crimes. "All that the Austrian judge could say," declares the astonished storm troop periodical, was "I wasn't at fault. I had to do it. I had to obey orders...
Some correspondents, taking sentimental note of his snowy hair and his known apathy to everything but fighting and cussing, said that it was not his fault-he should never have been made an occupation governor...
...this was only half the story. The real reason that sugar is so short is primarily the fault of the industry itself. The "unhealthy economics and unholy politics" of sugar make the industry produce too much sugar between wars and too little during them...