Word: harms
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...role of the divine in Homer, Moore stated, "is to bring to a man magical adventures or magical harm which belong to him." For example, Apollo breathes courage into the warrior and guides his spear to the mark...
Moving easily from one topic to the next and answering questions for better than an hour, Wilson interpreted Attorney General Robert Kennedy's recent trip abroad as a political move that helped "Bobby" and very few others. "The harm done to the State Department, to the positions of Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson (vice-Presidents usually make such trips) is hard to evaluate... Lyndon is madder than hell about it." Wilson noted the ever increasing part that at the younger Kennedy is playing in the present administration, and at one time, compared him to the Harry Hopkins of New Deal...
...getaway, and then leave her behind to face the anger of the authorities. He justifies his crime as an act of war. But the baker, who never wanted the war, refuses to beg the moral question it has raised, refuses to help himself if he has to harm the girl. "Better a dope," he says grimly, "than a louse...
...especially in West Germany-detected a growing disarray in the West's alliance. In Bonn there was muttering about a tack of U.S. leadership, complaints that the wearily continuing talks between U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Russia's Andrei Gromyko in Moscow were doing a lot of harm; to a political meeting, Adenauer cracked that Thompson should not make a career of negotiating with the Russians. The Belgians were still grumbling about the lack of their allies' support in the Congo. Portugal made ugly noises about the absence of U.S. backing when India grabbed Goa. The Dutch...
...should insist this year on casting themselves in the same unhappy role they took in 1961. Emotional descriptions of the President's bill as a threat, a crime,* an attack which means the end of the parochial school system are misleading and exaggerated, and likely to do much harm. Instead of allaying religious antagonisms and misunderstandings, such violent pronouncements will reinforce the image of the church as nothing more than another power bloc [and] delay by years the development of interreligious understanding which would permit the amicable solution of our present problems...