Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...week's end. Daniel Malan blamed Britain for part of his plight, saying: "If she continues her past policy in Africa, I predict that Britain will find her grave in Africa.'' Malan added: "To do what world opinion demands would mean suicide by white South Africa...
...predict what he can do," says Ray Dean, Stanford's assistant track coach. "All you can be sure of is that he will win. He is absolutely the greatest athlete I ever coached. He is the dream competitor-the one in 10,000 who has the temperament to match the talent...
Your June 2 cover shows Senator Taft and the White House within a question mark. You cannot seriously believe that there is a possibility of Taft being elected . . . If he is nominated . . . I predict the most overwhelming Democratic victory in history, regardless of their candidate. Eisenhower offers the Republican Party its only, and perhaps last, chance to survive...
...meat-ration coupons with seven other war-separated generals' wives. They had dinner together almost every night. Mamie did not take her turn at cooking, but she always washed the dishes. After the war, in New York, Washington, Paris, Mamie stayed on in the background, and her friends predict that if she goes to the White House, she will still avoid the spotlight...
...last week aluminum had grown so plentiful that NPA began taking off some of the restrictions on its use in building, e.g., starting July 1, each builder will be allowed 250 Ibs. per quarter. Far from presaging a glut, this prospect encouraged aluminum boosters like Dick Reynolds to predict that aluminum was just beginning to tap its future markets. "For the first time," said Reynolds, "there will be enough aluminum for major potential users to consider its use on a large scale." Alcoa's President Irving White Wilson is even more optimistic. Says Wilson: "Can we sell all this...