Word: partially
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...partial substitute for Kissinger's Government 130, "Principles of International Politics," Morton H. Halperin, Assistant Professor of Government, will give Government 132, "International Politics and Comparative Foreign Policy." The course will "focus more on the current period than Mr. Kissinger does," he said last night...
...Kremlin is making at least a partial effort to put its own history in perspective: Stalin, while not fully rehabilitated, is no longer treated as though he did not exist. In fact, his name was cheered last week when Brezhnev mentioned the late dictator in a Moscow speech. Marshal Zhukov, in oblivion for almost eight years since Khrushchev fired him as Defense Minister, also appeared, and was photographed in full military regalia last week. A Soviet law journal published an astonishing article recently, suggesting that the time had come for Soviet voters to have not one name but a choice...
...companies' stock, saving the government millions for welfare projects. What Wyatt had got, in a series of lobby and telephone consultations over the 24 hours before the debate, was a promise from Economics Minister George Brown that the government would agree to consider the idea of partial ownership...
...plan to nationalize steel to be announced this week involves twelve huge firms that manufacture about 85% of the nation's production. Included would be such giants as Dorman, Long & Co., Stewarts & Lloyds, and the Steel Co. of Wales. This partial takeover is a departure from Labor's brief experiment in 1951, when it attempted to buy up all steel-producing firms, large and small. Even so, the cost of compensation is expected to nick the government some $5.6 billion...
Robert McAfee Brown, professor of Religion at Stanford, said last night that the Catholic Church's admission of partial responsibility for the division of Christianity marks "a significant breakthrough in the ecumenical movement...