Word: interiorized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...stay that way. For nearly 14 years a consortium of Western power companies has been seeking-over objections by environmentalists-to build a huge coal-fired plant on the plateau. Last week its campaign failed when two of the firms-Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric-informed Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe that they were dropping, for the time being, their plans to build the plant...
...least-has shown no signs of rebelling against party authority. Impressive gains have been made in industry and agriculture. One crucial but little-noted factor making for stability is that top-level quarrels in Peking sometimes do not have very much effect in the vast impassive interior of the country. The debate over revisionism in education, for example, has for months captured the headlines of the national press, yet only about half the provinces have taken part in it and then usually with meetings and discussions in a few universities and institutes. Although not always the case, at times...
...alone resolving the profusion of currents and conflicts in Indian life seem destined for failure. And yet, occasionally the fog lifts, and it is possible to perceive in India the manifestation of only one essential division; a division that places on one side an India that inhabits a deep interior out of which only occasional inquisitive forays are made. An immensely powerful tradition, a complete spiritual self-sufficiency, a timelessness and an unfamiliarity with the material world characterize this esoteric interior...
...light rather well. The process of adaptation has been a more difficult and sometimes painful one and more problems in the future are inevitable. But that future is faced with a bold sort of confidence which probably derives from the traditional and cultural heritage that was salvaged from the 'interior' and has endured...
...finance rising deficits, the government printed pesos at a lightning pace, and prices rose almost daily. Dissatisfied workers paralyzed industry with strikes, and terrorist killings and kidnapings mounted. Isabel's reflex response to each crisis was a Cabinet shuffle. In 20 months, she had six Economy Ministers, six Interior Ministers and four Foreign Ministers. Because she could not lead the Peronist movement she inherited, left and far-right factions fell into open warfare...