Word: loyalities
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Johnson: I don't know how to answer that because I have never satisfactorily resolved it in my own mind. They are a very tightly-knit group, the Carter people; there are very few of them, and he is intensely loyal to them--to very few, to Hamilton, Jody; Frank [Moore] was with him in the state house in Georgia. He's clearly going to defend them at all costs. I think he feels these are unfair assaults on the part of wicked Washington, and all the people who despised him anyhow, and the people in the press...
...very unpleasant to task to have to send these letters to loyal and qualified staff," Glenn Koocher '73, chairman of the school committee's budget subcommittee, said Thursday. "Because of the current budgetary crisis, however, we have to keep our options open as much as we can," Koocher added...
...shore, a sparse but loyal gathering, some outfitted in sweatsuits, but most in parkas, squinted into the rapidly encroaching darkness, trying to discern the silhouettes...
...would withdraw half of its troops by the end of the month and the remainder before December. Binaisa is unsure about the loyalty of the new Ugandan army, which placed its first 5,700 troops on active duty last week, and is worried by reports that an armed faction loyal to former President Apolo Milton Obote -Nyerere's next-door neighbor in Dar es Salaam since he was ousted by Amin in a 1971 coup-was massing in the north. Thus Binaisa asked Kenya's President Daniel Arap Moi for troops to replace the departing Tanzanians...
...careerist calculation enters into this act of betrayal. Mostly it seems to be the result of the girl's radical innocence. One feels, leaving the theater, that she is still alive and well in Hungary, still rising in the ranks, still grateful, and therefore still blindly loyal to whatever imperatives, however inhumane, the party may impose...