Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been told about the sentiments," Tanaka said, "but now I know how real they are." When he met with 13 leaders of the 400,000-member National Student Center of Thailand next day in an ornate salon of Government House, the encounter turned into a limping dialogue of mutual incomprehension. Since the students overthrew the military regime last October, they have become the most powerful political force in Thailand, overshadowing the caretaker government of Premier Sanya Dharmasakti. They complained to Tanaka that Japan was exploiting Thai labor, polluting the air and water with wastes from Japanese-owned factories, and generally...
Traditionally, the social and economic problems of the Chinese-Americans were managed internally. Chinatowns were organized with institutions that gave protection and aid to immigrants. Mutual cooperation, based on village ties and the extended family, made many business ventures possible. The Benevolent Association, comprised of representatives of community and family organizations, oversaw much of the community's activities...
...almost all of them were also aware that Kissinger, while uttering technical truths, knew there was much more to the story. It was a genial bit of public fakery but mutual nondeception...
...that he obstructed justice (along with John Mitchell and Maurice Stans) by donating $200,000 to the Nixon re-election campaign in return for the blocking of an SEC investigation into his financial affairs. There is also a pending civil case alleging that he helped loot four foreign mutual funds of $224 mil lion. But the New Jersey financier has taken it on the lam from the U.S., and various other countries also want him −or at least will not give...
...their margin accounts have been sold out. Margin calls by two big Wall Street houses have multiplied tenfold since the second week in November. Other investors have taken what money they had left and fled-many, apparently, to the safety of bank accounts. As the stock market nosedived, U.S. mutual savings banks took in $275 million in November, their first inflow of funds after five straight months of net withdrawals...