Word: intendment
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...gave her audience a "treatment" for money. Instructing them to clutch a dollar bill tight while she was talking, she went on: "You want to love money so the next person who touches it will feel your love vibrating. You blessed money ... go out and do the work I intend you should do. Then return back to me that I may send more out again to do God's work...
...knew it; 2) the U.S. knew full well that if Nasser accepted Russian easy terms he was bound to pay a heavy price in independence besides having a hard time laying his hands on the money-and presumably Colonel Nasser knew that, too. The U.S. does not intend to bid against the Soviets on the Aswan...
Italian businessmen are notoriously allergic to taxation in any form. Nevertheless there was weight to their argument that the "law for tax equality," which was passed by a majority of Communist and Socialist votes, will in fact perpetuate inequality. Many big investors intend to keep right on dodging taxes by transferring their holdings to dummy Swiss corporations (which can be set up for only $300 a year in legal fees). Holders of government bonds, savings accounts, etc. totaling $2 billion (v. only $190 million worth of privately owned stock) will still be allowed to play ring-around-a-rosy with...
...rays from radioactive sources. A dental X ray may give .005 r to the gonads, and general fluoroscopic examinations may give 2 r or more. The committee suggests that doctors and dentists should go easy with X rays. Patients who read the committee's report (especially those who intend to have more children) will surely think twice before they permit prolonged X-ray treatment for any ailment...
...embargo, sell it to China as well. Using the device, Japan sold 15,000 tons of galvanized steel to China in return for coking coal, while Britain shipped 4,000 tons of steel plus at least 60 tractors. Last week's action was merely notification that U.S. allies intend to widen the use of exceptions to include many items-chemicals, farm machinery, nonferrous metals, etc. Said a U.S. State Department spokesman: "There will be an increasing use of exceptions, and we "will be kidding ourselves if we don't face that probability...