Word: manifeste
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...Only the United States, the most powerful nation in the world, can make the Kremlin pause and think. Not by military tactics, but by the power of its will and preparedness to stop the imbalance, made manifest at all times, and including the inherent threat to employ the military if essential, to continue our existence and that of our equally determined allies," Barbour writes...
...covered by the 1962 law. The judge agreed. Only Congress, he said, had the power to raise the tax on domestic oil, and it had clearly indicated its opposition to the land of fee the President ordered. Ruled Robinson: "The imposition of the gasoline conservation fee is contrary to manifest congressional intent...
...group of Jewish leaders who were furious over the initial U.S. vote supporting the resolution. As a prominent activist bluntly put it: "We're looking for someone to love." Said Rabbi Alexander Schindler, who endorsed Kennedy months ago: "There is a sense of betrayal which is going to manifest itself in support for Ted Kennedy...
...Draft registration, talk of war, so deplored by some, are nevertheless a measure of seriousness. The Olympic boycott, which eventually may not win very many actual backers among other nations, has elevated concern about Soviet aggression in almost every part of the world. New courage to speak out is manifest in many countries because the U.S. has held steady this time. A unity born of crisis is enhancing, be it ever so slightly, American prestige and presidential impact...
...undoubtedly contributed to the remarkable voter turnout. "We spent so much time and effort on it that they felt they had to go to the caucuses just to shut us up," jests Jack Germond, a political columnist for the Washington Star. In addition, the benefits to local boosterism were manifest. "You've got people who think Iowa is next to Idaho or Ohio," said the Republicans' Roberts. "This helps put us on the map." Or, as CBS Correspondent Bruce Morton put it: "There is no question that in Iowa, column inches and air play are more important than...