Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...more of its production into domestic markets by raising wages. Said the U.S.'s Harold Stassen, who as Foreign Operations Administrator keeps an eye on the world's economies: "The nations with a highly favorable balance of payments should lead the way [to] raise internal consumption, increase mutual trade, and advance the conditions of living of the peoples of the free nations...
...first sentence of Ulysses: "Stately, plump Buck Mulligan . . ."). Student Joyce was afflicted by "seedy hauteur" and rarely allowed "those thin lips of his [to] cream in a smile . . . the most damned soul I ever met." They shared rooms in an old tower outside Dublin until Gogarty upset the mutual trust one dark night by firing a revolver into a pile of saucepans that hung above the sleeping poet's pillow. In so far as he ever does, Gogarty blames himself for not having noted at the time "the latent lunacy" of his pistol-shy pal; but he explains that...
...more important than financial security, the Window Shop offers the immigrant a welcome and a home. While the McCarran Act has minimized this function recently, the few newcomers receive the same companionship and help that characterized the war years. Representing eight nationalities, understanding and mutual problems have made the Window Shop not just a vocation, but a new life...
...vote of 81-6. the Senate ratified the Mutual Defense Treaty with the Republic of Korea. Chief provision: each nation agrees to help the other fend off an external aggression, but only "in accordance with its constitutional processes." The U.S. is not obliged under the treaty t01) support an independent South Korean military liberation of North Korea, 2) defend South Korea against internal subversion, or 3) keep troops in South Korea, though the right to do so is assured...
...itself in a constructive way both in its research effort and in its teaching activity to the general educational enterprise of our country, especially as its elementary and secondary levels . . . . It seems to me clear that if it can make a contribution toward healing the catastrophic separation, characterized by mutual recrimination which was erroneously begun and has been too long continued, between liberal and progressive education it will have performed on of the very great services most needed in education at the present time...