Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Fact was, said Vinogradov, that in order to prevent Russian exclusion from North Africa at the hands of the U.S., the Kremlin had a vital interest in seeing France retain its position in the area. When one of the French guests suggested that Russia could contribute mightily to this goal by publicly endorsing a "strictly French solution" and "telling the Algerians to quit fighting," Vinogradov affected to find the suggestion both novel and impressive. "Hmm," he said. "I'll communicate the idea to my superiors right away. We are serious about this Algerian business. Don't be surprised...
...would not be represented there in fact, but would be very much present in spirit. The U.S. is, as the Russians charge, increasing its diplomatic activity in North Africa-not against the French, but in the interest of seeing that events get no further out of hand. In informal backstage chats, U.S. diplomats show their support of Arab moderates. They hope the Rabat conferees will abandon any thought of establishing an Algerian government in exile-which Tunisia, and perhaps Morocco, would be forced to recognize; such a step, the U.S. is convinced, would drive France to break off all relations...
...arrive at the frontiers of research in time. You can't specialize narrowly any more; biology flows into biochemistry and on into mathematics." Jerome Metzner, chairman of the school's biology department, agrees: "When you get a bright youngster and focus his interest early, the kid soars like a comet. He gets a five-to ten-year start in professional life...
...stockholders.) But with the passage of years, as Publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger, 66, son-in-law of Publisher Ochs, explained in his statement, "estates owning Times stock have been distributed, and as a result, more and more individuals, including the trustees of educational and charitable institutions, have a legitimate interest in seeing our reports...
This last stipulation, combined with the rule which states that a student cannot operate any type of business interest from his College room, means essentially that the undergraduate who wants to make some money had better join the HSA--like...