Word: processes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Communist has been drilled to believe that in the world there are only two divisions of mankind: the Communists, and all the rest. . . . When the Communist sings 'The international Party shall be the human race' he means what he says and he expresses his view of the process by which alone he thinks that ultimate difference [between peoples] can be overcome...
...myriads of local attitudes and problems made it clearly advisable to leave education to those able to adapt it to the needs at hand. Today, however, the problem is not quite so simple. As the Nation has grown, education on all levels has become a highly complex and expensive process with a need to fit specialization of instruction to masses of students...
...article gave further instructions: "A team of embalmers working alternately and each exposing himself for only short periods, might complete the embalming process [upon remains not dangerously radioactive]. Such a body might be exhibited to public view provided the visitors file quickly past the bier...
...nitrates, but when war ended they well knew that they would have to find trade items to replace the war babies. The Chileans had big plans for ending their dependence on copper and nitrates by industrialization. But building fisheries, power plants, and developing transportation is a long-term process, and it will cost more than Chileans can find. Like their Pacific neighbors, they need help from abroad. The question is, where will it come from...
Captain Don Louria got the third for the Crimson, in the 165-pound division, beating John Keenan in the process, a man to whom he lost in February. Dan Ray in 145 got a pin in the first round to give the Crimson one point but lost in the quarter-finals as did 136-pound Frank Trinkle. Phil Busby, Jim Conant and Jim Hoard all lost in the first round...