Word: mutualization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...rumored that the President's dislike for making known his views will extend even to the giving up of his daily walks at 6:30 a. m. Certain politicians, discovering the President's habit, expressed a mutual liking for matutinal exercise. Mr. Coolidge has horseback riding for alternative, an occupation less adapted to confidential conversation...
...Debate on the Treaty of Mutual Assistance,* designed to facilitate the application of Article X † and thereby remove the objections of the U.S. to entering the League, was begun...
...came and found George in his twenties liable to immediate military service with the French Army. His parents, long divorced, found one common point of reunion ?their mutual desire to keep him as far away from the front as possible? a desire in which they were aided and abetted by Julia Campton's second husband, the millionaire Mr. Brant, who idolized George. John Campton had become a famous portrait-painter? Julia, as Mrs. Brant, had at last attained the riches and social success she craved? but what reality life possessed for each of them was bound up with George...
...husband was getting tired of his wife, and a mutual friend, discussing the lady and remembering that marriages are made in Heaven, declared...
...considered in Article IX of the Treaty that mutual guarantees would afford ample security to the contracting parties; therefore a reduction of armaments is rendered feasible. All the Powers would inform the League "of the reduction of armaments which they consider proportionate to the safety furnished." Afterwards the League would allot armaments to each nation after due consideration of their reports. These allotments would be subject, if necessary, to revision every five years...