Word: maneuverer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Complicating Kissinger's negotiations is a long-smoldering political crisis in Israel that limits Premier Rabin's ability to maneuver. "There is no country in the world where foreign and domestic policies are so intimately related as they are in Israel," a Foreign Ministry official involved in the...
There was less apparent maneuver on the energy question, and both sides seemed to be more locked into their positions-the President insisting on a free market approach that would reduce the consumption of oil by significantly raising its cost, the Democrats favoring a system of mandatory allocation or possibly...
The real name of the operation was "Exercise Dusty III," a reference to the fact that a man named Dusty Anderson owned the farm being theoretically defended in a counterguerrilla maneuver by two helicopters and 20 air-assault specialists. For the purposes of the drill, the Army gave Dusty Anderson...
Ford's maneuver was an instant success as Bullard scored the only and winning goal in the next game, and the Crimson blanked the highly-touted Cornell squad. Following the impressive victory, the Crimson booters proved to everyone that they were indeed for real, as they won three consecutive games...
Could this attempt to portray Republicans as supersquares be a subtle maneuver to win sympathy? After all, who would not feel sorry for a candidate sleeping alone with a hat on, in a room reeking of paint cleaner and Raid, denied even the comfort of reading Joy of Sex?