Word: malik
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...leaders decided on a showdown. Dobrynin announced to me that Soviet U.N. Representative Yakov Malik had just been instructed to support a resolution calling for the dispatch of American and Soviet troops to the Middle East if someone else introduced it. This, I knew, would be easy to arrange. I just had time to tell Dobrynin that we would never agree when I had to interrupt for a call from the President...
...sampling David Boyum took Matt Panarese. 15-12, 15-3, 15-3. Chip Robie routed Andujaar Malik, 15-12, 15-3, 15-6, Mitch Reese, edging Robie for the least point-allowed award, ran through Randy Smith, 15-4, 15-8, 15-8. John Dineen dismissed John McCracken, 16-15, 15-8, 15-10. Jim Lubowit/ left Greg Lut/ on the street corner, 15-9, 15-7, 15-9. Peter Dineen progressively dismantled Andy Sockelow...
...agricultural acumen. One tablet records the warehousing of 548,500 measures of barley-enough for 18 million meals. Ebla may also have been the first city in the Near East to supplant bartering with use of gold and silver as currency. The complex government was headed by a king, Malik(u), elected peaceably to a seven-year term. A watchdog senate, the wealthy Ab-bu or "elders," wielded backroom power...
Club membership rose from a handful to 30 or 40 students following Ronald Reagan's conservative landslide. Habib Malik, another graduate advisor to the club, said earlier this sumer. Malik attributed the jump to "disappointment and disgruntlement with the liberal orthodoxy on campus...
...Charles Malik, former Lebanese Ambassador to the U.S., at Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill.: "They tell you there is steady progress in history; they tell you modern man is better and happier than any man in the past; they tell you we are more advanced, spiritually, morally, intellectually than all the ages of the past. This is all false. In the more important things in life, history does not disclose steady progress. There are a few shining peaks of the spirit with many intervening sloughs and valleys...