Word: patrick
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Said Canada's External Affairs Minister Paul Martin: "The world of 1965 is not the world of 1949. There has been the resurgence of strength in Western Europe." The British Labor government's former Foreign Secretary, Patrick Gordon Walker, protested "high-pressure methods used to sell American arms in competition with us," called for "ways of cooperation rather than ruthless competition...
These fighting words were uttered at an informal Labor Party get-together in Yorkshire by Socialist M.P. Patrick Duffy, 44, a former lecturer in economics at Leeds University. Later, he continued his lecture in the press, discussing Parliament's several bars, which are exempt from the strict (11 p.m.) closing hours of commercial pubs. Offending
...PATRICK E. WYNNE Lieutenant, U.S.A.F...
...PATRICK DESBONNET...
Singular Ginger. The novelist who is most truly black and funny about sex and death is James Patrick ("Mike") Donleavy, 42, who was born in Brooklyn, educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and now divides his time between London and the Isle of Man. Donleavy succeeds better than any of the others in combining the age-old immediacy of priapic comedy with an excruciatingly contemporary sense of human absurdity. He might best be described as a uniquely modern Aristophanist with an existential horror of death...