Word: neighbors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...territories, we would be under the economic influence of Spain," argues Manuel José Homen de Mello, former manager of Lisbon's daily A Capital. "We went to sea because we didn't want to be Spaniards." Adds a former Cabinet Minister: "We have only one powerful neighbor, and the Spaniards have always dreamed, as they are dreaming this very day, of marching in and swallowing...
After the vote, John E. McHale, another Cambridge Committee organizer, told The Crimson that Wylie sponsored the measure largely because UFW organizers had worked on Wylie's November campaign for the council. One of the organizers is also a close neighbor of Wylie's McHale said...
...roof of a factory. The narrow streets flash by perpendicular to the tracks. Down through a narrow gorge bordered on both sides by elevated highways, and then a flat plain crowded by a colony of monstrous housing projects, each twenty-story building in the shadow of its neighbor...
Paul R. Lawrence, head of Neighbor Ten and Donham Professor of Organizational Behavior, said the revisions "appear to be accommodations to the limited needs of the University and the problems of the energy crisis...
...sell for about $7.50 to fans who witness the historic home runs, the Braves administration spent the winter worrying about crowd control. More than 50,000 fans are expected to jam Atlanta Stadium for games until Aaron breaks the record. They will have plenty of incentive to throttle their neighbor to catch home run No. 715: the latest price offered for the ball is $25,000, put up by an anonymous fan in Venezuela...