Word: howe
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...rule is not a good idea. The house parties are the best parties. People don't necessarily want to leave campus," said Wellesley senior Katherine Howe...
British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe said yesterday there might be room for negotiation in the Persian Gulf war but that achieving peace would be a "long, tough task...
Economic experts in other countries, notably Canada and Britain, wryly point out that they have faced similar and even proportionately larger tides of foreign investment without losing control of their national destiny. Says Economist Alan Rugman of the C.D. Howe Institute, a leading Canadian think tank: "We in Canada have much more foreign ownership than the U.S. will ever have, and we're one of the wealthiest countries in the world as a result." Even so, Canada has suffered through prolonged bouts of unhappiness concerning foreign influence within its $379.3 billion economy and has occasionally lashed back at foreign investors...
...Archbishop of Canterbury's envoy, missing in Lebanon, said special prayers to mark his 48th birthday yesterday." Prayers were among the few words being spoken about the fate of Waite and the 22 other foreign hostages in Beirut. In Western capitals, officials were closemouthed. British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe did say, however, that there is no reason to believe Waite is "not still alive...
...time the U.S. and its European allies work out an answer to the Kremlin's latest proposals, Gorbachev may not have one or several new ones. As the U.S. and its allies consider a response, they must remain alert to the possibility, as Britain's Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Howe put it, that the "swiftness of the Soviet hand could deceive the Western...