Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...responsible for the fourfold rise in oil prices that has so shaken the industrial economies. The U.S. has maintained that the consuming countries must form a united front to deal effectively with the OPEC cartel. Unhappy with this implied strategy of confrontation, the French have urged tripartite negotiations on mutual cooperation among major consuming countries, OPEC and developing nations...
...French Approach is that major consumers, producers and developing countries should begin a trilateral dialogue aimed at working out ways of long-term mutual cooperation. Goal: a reconciliation of each side's competing needs for capital, help in industrialization and secure energy supplies...
...Wilson-Roosa Plan, authored in part by M.I.T. Professor Carroll Wilson and former Treasury Under Secretary Robert V. Roosa, would establish a giant "mutual fund" through which OPEC nations could make long-term investments with guarantees against losing holdings through nationalization...
That conclusion will be disturbing to those who find the concept of an infinitely expanding or "open" universe to be philosophically unsatisfactory. "Closed universe" scientists have long contended that if there was enough matter in or between the galaxies, there would be enough mutual gravitational attraction to gradually slow their outward flight. The expansion would halt, and all the parts of the universe would begin to fall inward, eventually crushing together again in a final cataclysm. Some closed universe theorists hold out the possibility that matter would in effect rebound from the crunch in another big bang and that...
...Mutual of Omaha, the nation's largest seller of individual and family health-insurance policies, calls itself in its advertising 'The People You Can Count On." In Pomona, Calif., a jury last month chastized Mutual for not living up to that billing by awarding Policyholder Michael Egan, 59, $5.1 million in compensatory and punitive damages. Egan's policy had promised him $200 a month for life if he should be disabled by an accident but only three months' benefits if he became unable to work because of a "non-confining sickness." Egan, an Irish immigrant roofer...