Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...overlooking the estuary of the Tagus River, the NATO ministers settled upon an answer. With the notable exception of France, which still refuses to cooperate in NATO's military activities, the 14 remaining ministers agreed to consider test-tasting the Kremlin vintage. The ministers, who first proposed the Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions (MBFR) during their 1968 Reykjavik meeting, set up a two-step exploratory phase...
...Common Market, and Euratom, the pooling of Western European nuclear research facilities. He was also an outspoken champion of a strong NATO and of British admission into the European Economic Community. On both points he clashed with Charles de Gaulle, but the two men nonetheless developed a deep mutual admiration. Shortly before his death. De Gaulle sent Luns a copy of his memoirs inscribed "In Friendship...
...Meir and Britain's former Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Brandt warned: "There is little point in speaking of détente unless the situation in Berlin, that source of tension and danger, can be defused. An effective and lasting improvement in the Berlin situation is a test of mutual trust...
...MBFR. Unlike the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, or SALT, this makes for an absolutely unpronounceable acronym. Adding letters is no improvement: MUBAFORE? Nonsense. Obviously, the thing will have to be renamed. Dropping "Mutual" could yield BALFORE, which is not ideal but has a certain statesmanlike ring. Rearranging the words to make it "Balanced and Mutual," etc., could lead to BAM, for short. One could even start talking about a proposed Treaty on Troop Reductions, or TROT, for the headline writers...
...take her place among moguls of Italian business. Her new real estate company will have assets of $160 million. In addition, her holdings extend to the fields of toothpaste (one-third of Italy's output), matches (70% of national production), cosmetics, chemicals, highway construction, paper, banking and mutual funds. Her Postal Market Italiana is the country's first and largest mail-order house. Because she juggles her portfolio constantly, it is difficult to estimate Anna's net worth. She and her husband Giuseppe Bolchini, a respected but lesser-known financier, pay taxes on an income...