Word: mutually
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...rights; 2) the U.S. is upgrading its military presence in the area, including its facilities in the Indian Ocean, and is prepared to engage in joint military exercises with friendly forces in the region; 3) the U.S. would Like, specifically, to cooperate with Saudi Arabia in the interests of mutual security; 4) the U.S. is pledged to defending Pakistan against Soviet invasion; and 5) the U.S. has an interest in an "independent and integral" Iran, once the hostage issue is settled. In response, said a delegation official, the Saudis showed a "heightened confidence...
...West German Chancellor Willy Brandt this week presents his long-awaited report on the Gordian problem of relations between rich and poor nations. With a barrage of chilling statistics and often eloquent prose, the 1971 Nobel Peace prizewinner proposes a summit of some 25 world leaders to focus on "mutual interests in the field of peace, justice and jobs." While charging that the "air is thick with alibis for inaction," he says that nothing less than a summit will concentrate world attention on the "mortal dangers threatening our children and grandchildren...
...growing feeling among investors that the nation's psychological funk has bottomed out and that under the spur of events in Iran and Afghanistan, a sense of direction and purpose is finally beginning to emanate from Washington. Says Howard Stein, chairman of the Dreyfus Fund, a leading mutual fund investment firm: "There is always a psychological lift from a crisis, and people rise to the occasion." Harold Ehrlich, chairman of the Bernstein-Macaulay investment advisory service, cites a spreading conviction that "the country is moving again, and that means more inflation, more income, more corporate profits and higher stock...
However, the surging prices do not seem to have caught the attention of small investors. Instead of buying shares in companies or mutual funds, in the past year or so they have been investing in so-called money-market funds, which buy short-term securities such as 90-day Treasury bills and pay fat dividends of at least 12%. In the past year, the assets of those funds have swelled from $10.9 billion to $45 billion, which is nearly equal to the assets of the great mutual funds...
...mutual interests of Canada and the U.S. should not be hampered by economic or non-economic barriers. Davis said...