Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...waging "campaigns of misinformation, all sorts of pinpricks to ... poison the situation." Brezhnev charged that critics were emphasizing some parts of the Helsinki agreement, notably the ones that call for a greater flow of people and ideas across borders, while ignoring the overall spirit of the accord, which endorses mutual coexistence...
...through Zaïre. In Luanda, the M.P.L.A. showed off a huge cache of captured weapons and ammunition, the latter mostly American-made. Some crates were marked MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND, CHARLESTON, S.C. and consigned to Ndjili Airport, Kinshasa. Others bore the legend FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE...
Selling Grandma. The firms selected for takeover, says Felix Rohatyn, a partner in the investment house of Lazard Freres, are usually "very solid, stable, unglamorous, medium-size companies." Also, their stock is primarily held by individual investors rather than such institutions as mutual funds and pension funds, which would be more likely to compare the tender-offer price with book value and reject it. But some Wall Streeters speculate that takeover attempts may soon be made against companies controlled by institutions that are getting tired of holding undervalued shares. Says William Chatlos, a partner in Georgeson & Co., a proxy solicitor...
...partners with a high stake in their survival. Rarely has the truth of the saying been better proved than by the current troubles of the nation's real estate investment trusts. A glittering investment innovation of the 1960s, REITS enjoyed congressionally mandated tax breaks similar to those of mutual funds. They collected money from various sources-bank loans, sales of stock to the general public-then made loans to builders to finance the construction of condominiums, motels, office buildings, even single-family homes. But two years ago, inflation and high interest rates ripped through the real estate industry like...
Paul K. Rowe '76, president of the Advocate, said his publication desires amicable relations with the new magazine but added that "they don't seem to be interested in any sort of mutual arrangement...