Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...independence will de designed to keep Algeria so weak that it cannot, with justification, ask for full freedom. The United States must show France that a weak Algeria is worse than no Algeria at all. The only hope for good relations between France and its North African colony is mutual trust and understanding. These can be gained, however, only if France now demonstrates its willingness to award eventual autonomy and also to guide and strengthen Algeria through the intermediate stage...
...speech was the conviction, probably shared by most Americans, that the U.S. will shortly get its military house in order and its scientific talents mobilized. Beyond this short-range response, the Vice President pointed to a great opportunity to strengthen free nations by a program of free trade, investment, mutual economic assistance and rising living standards. Such a program would provide a counterattack against Communism in areas where the Communists have no weapons but misery...
Preventing the Prelude. There was no question but that "a very considerable" increase in defense spending would be required. Where would the money come from? Said the President: "Most emphatically, the answer does not lie in cutting mutual defense funds overseas-another important part of our own nation's security . . . The same applies to economic...
...Radcliffe Health Committee conferred yesterday with Dr. Sholem Postel, Director of the Radcliffe Health Center, to discuss mutual complaints concerning the Health Center and Radcliffe students' attitudes towards...
...been done in mathematics. Modern mathematics is highly complex, extremely difficult and abstract. Also, as an Institute report says, "It is self-contained, self-sustaining, and almost self-generative." A small body of professors, combined with a relatively small group of students, or members, can create a community of mutual discussion and consultation in which the entire field comes under surveillance. The Institute claims with almost complete justification, "A mathematician may come to the Institute and be quite confident that he can find out anything really important in current work in the field...