Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Ends of Power is a book that should be read, nevertheless, for what it tells of Richard Nixon the man. No one knows Nixon better than Haldeman. He was Nixon's campaign manager as far back as the 1962 California campaign. Even before that, Haldeman had begun to create the extraordinarily successful techniques that would eventually bring Nixon to the White House. Haldeman tailored Nixon's schedule, his staff?even, to some extent, his family?to better market the strange man who was his constant candidate for 20 years. Even in Haldeman's 1962 campaign, dirty tricks were an established...
...denying some claims of widespread support [by the black leaders with whom Smith is dealing] are perhaps exaggerated, but there is considerable support. You must take into consideration the fact that the guerrillas have been brainwashed while they've been outside. Nevertheless, we get many messages back from these people and we contact them and capture them almost on a daily basis. We are satisfied they've had enough...
...given an undertaking that if we accepted that plan, there would be an immediate removal of sanctions and a cessation of terrorism. Dr. Kissinger was sufficiently straightforward to say to me that he believed they could guarantee an end to sanctions. The second point they could not promise, but nevertheless they would use their good offices. These were powerful factors. We've gone even further than we were asked to go. If it was right for the British and American governments to make that offer then, it should be even more right for them to make the same offer...
When Vorenberg announced his intention to resign as master of Dunster House, he cited a "need to return to a more private life." He nevertheless decided to accept the associate deanship because "I was impressed with the need and opportunity to be useful at the Law School...
...storm caused only one fatality in the town; nevertheless, the devastation was awesome. Geographically speaking, the storm could not have found a more suitable victim. Hull, Massachusetts consists of four drumlins--glacial hills--connected by seven miles of low-lying land. The town's width varies between a half mile and ten yards, and once the high tide had flowed over the seawalls, it rolled right across to the ocean on the other side of the town...