Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...project an educated image for personnel directors, but prevented from providing substantial learning to sustain their careers or their lives. Playwright Shirley Lauro also has a second meaning in mind for her title, as she crudely but forcefully maneuvers her principal characters toward open admissions of their mutual victimization...
...long ago, Tara Mukherjee's job as a manager with a British mutual fund took him to Belgium. Although born in India, Mukherjee, 54, has lived in Britain for 35 years, and is permitted to enter and leave the country freely. As he was departing this time, an immigration official quizzed him closely about his new passport, apparently looking for grounds to detain him as a suspected illegal. To the official's embarrassment, Mukherjee's documents were in order. "I watched his face redden as he stamped my passport," Mukherjee remembers. It was an example of what...
...cooking leveret stuffed with pistachios, parsley, and a hint of garlic for dinner. "Two leverets," he protests. Baye and Leotard manage to make an incongruous relationship seem convincing and touching. The very thing that makes the couple so vulnerable to both the gangsters and the police alike, their mutual loyalty is at the some time, the only positive thing in the story. If only the could be left alone. But they can't be and we know that from the very beginning, which makes the rest of the movie a some what monotonous round of idyllic love scenes interrupted...
...time for the Western press and people to realize that dealings with the Soviet Union must be premised on mutual self-interest and verifiability. It is not in the Soviet interest to limit development of strategic weapons. SALT I utterly failed, as the Soviets showed with the largest (and ostensibly secret) nuclear buildup in history during the '70s. It is also apparently not in their interest to limit Euromissiles. The INF negotiations never had a chance, since the Soviets see their interest in holding a monopoly of these weapons as a political tool over both Western and Eastern Europe. They...
...third set of talks, held in Vienna instead of Geneva are the MFBR (Mutual and Balanced Force Reduction) talks. As the name partially implies, these talks have been aimed at limiting non-nuclear-forces-in Europe to reduce tension, which the West believes stems from an estimated 3 to 1 Eastern advantage in overall conventional strength...