Word: mutualization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...dusky Malays chew American gum and chatter the same English patois that could be heard at home would take not a little of the mystery and romance out of travel. And if predictions proved correct so that through a common tongue all nations of the world arrived at mutual understanding and peace the entire company of admirals and generals, armies, and militant statesmen would be lost for ever from a materialistic age thirsting for the wine of chivalry and pining for the fanfare of battle...
...decision of the Senate that the white race and the yellow race do not mix to mutual advantage, which has been expressed in the recently passed amendment to the immigration bill, seems eminently sound, and has the approval of the country at large. It is unfortunate, however, that some method of achieving the same end could not have been discovered which would have been less distasteful than the one just employed. There is a certain callousness in the brusque way in which Japan has been told to keep her citizens at home that is very plainly jarring, if the present...
...Labor Party in England a third. Such an alliance is not as outlandish as some are inclined to think. It is, in fact, an alliance of experts--of skilled workmen, although the laborer works with a trained hand while the "intellectual" works with a trained brain. A mutual respect prevails, based on a mutual appreciation of highly necessary qualities. And it is hardly exaggeration to say that the "intellectuals" of recent years--ever since there was a real labor movement--have been almost unanimously in sympathy with labor...
Meanwhile the attachment of the Daughertys and young Smith had not weakened. The Attorney General was a man of strong affections. Jesse Smith was likewise. There was mutual devotion. When Harry M. Daugherty went to Washington, Smith went, also. For a time, although Smith had no official position, he had an office in the Department of Justice. He lived with the Attorney General. He was a sort of unofficial right-hand man. Then Smith fell ill, with diabetes. He was operated on in Ohio; the Attorney General went all the way from Washington to be at his bedside. He recovered...
...desire in my present letter to prepare the way for a more complete mutual understanding by reciting without reserve the difficulties by which I am faced and the manner in which I myself envisage the situation...