Word: feared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...TIME Fear thou...
...Because France and England fear that if Germany came to the conference she might present statistics to show that France and England are allegedly over armed and have been acting high-handedly in the Rhineland...
...long as the present prosperity continues, the President need have little fear of a Democratic victory, Booming business, enjoying the Republican blessing of tax reduction, is a powerful argument to offset criticism of administrative peccadilloes...
...horses after adolescence and then chiefly for show, there is some truth in the opinion of the British mooter of the subject,* because her thigh muscles may not have been adequately strengthened in girlhood. But for the girl taught to ride astride from childhood there need be no such fear for her or for her health. She will have learned balance, kept her spine straight, and strengthened her abdominal and thoracic muscles as well as those of her legs. She can keep her seat in a walk, amble, trot, canter, gallop or jump, even in the English saddle with...
...trap of fading profits into which a lowered coal price might turn the "frozen wage" scheme. In truth the dangers of fixed wages or prices are too real to be overlooked. A sliding scale relating wages and prices would suit the operators better, but the miners would still fear secret intrigue. With all its defects, the first proposal of the miners is the clearest of all the plans. It requires arbitration of and publicity for all the conditions of the industry, from mine to market,--including wages, prices, and profits. But the machinery needed for such an undertaking would have...