Word: intentionally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Japanese are happy, why does Japan hurt so much in so many different ways? It is as if the Japanese have been singlemindedly intent, since the catastrophic end of the war, upon survival and then success. Now, in the fulfillment of so many of their ambitions, they have raised their eyes and looked about them, and seen that success has a price...
...three men spent the night at the Cambridge police station, and were arranged yesterday morning on charges of assault with intent to rob, and unlawful carrying of firearms...
...politics, and displayed a conspicuous lack of curiosity about thinking and lifestyles different from her own. She lived and breathed socialism, yet when I suggested that she put her extensive political knowledge to practical use by working in government, she decried such work as "opportunistic" and stated emphatically her intent to remain in academics. When I asked her what appeal an ivory tower life held for her, she replied, "I want to be paid to think "It seemed to me a highly aristocratic (and opportunistic) notion for a socialist to have...
This is the thrust of a one month extension proposal made by Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan (D.N.Y.), which passed the Senate yesterday Rep Solomon has opposed this extension because he says it would subvert the intent of the law insteal of providing colleges with more time. However, if the law is to be carried out currently--it is only non-registrants who should be deprived of aid--not those who get caught in a bureaucratic snafu. In fact, Moynihan supports the bill but understands that if the Department of Education is going to do something, it should be done right...
...mixed up," says Professor Louis Michael Seidman of Georgetown University Law Center. "Decisions that looked liberal are really conservative." Nuclear energy opponents hailed a ruling that federal law permits states to block construction of new nuclear plants for economic reasons, but the opinion reflected a conservative reading of legislative intent. Congress, the court reasoned, did not mean to displace traditional state powers...