Word: prospect
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...Milwaukee," says one Milwaukeean, "are not Beethoven, Bach and Brahms but beer, baseball and bowling. We haven't got a city of great culture. We can make any machine in Milwaukee, but we have no first-class theater building or art museum or orchestra-and no real prospect of them." 'For its lack of the outward signs of culture, the Journal has to share the blame. If Harry Grant had resolutely exercised his evangelistic fervor a generation ago in favor of such cultural monuments, Milwaukee would probably have them. "It's very unusual...
...security requirements of all Europe, and the Soviet Union too. ¶ To throw light on Soviet intentions. If the Soviet Union takes a negative position, to make clear that the Soviet Union alone is responsible for the continued division of Germany and of Europe. CJ To keep open the prospect of negotiation with Russia at a later date. ¶ To conclude a treaty to insure political and economic independence of Austria. ¶ In the event of Soviet obstruction, to make clear that the Soviet Union alone is responsible for failure to agree on an Austrian treaty...
...architect serving in Air Force intelligence). But their neighbors, the Bailey family, have spent the cold-war years lining their nests and crying haw-haw at C.D., except for daughter Lenore, who is devoted both to Chuck Conner and radiochemistry. Trouble is that Lenore is faced with the prospect of marrying a wealthy heel to save father Bailey from exposure as an embezzler...
...some observers, this close line-up suggested the prospect of dramatic hairline votes, with the party leaders dragging the halt and bedridden to the floor. In fact, the arithmetic creates an illusion that harks back to the days before the direct primary, the days when U.S. political parties had cohesion, enforced by such instruments of discipline as copious federal patronage for local political organizations, which, in turn, picked party nominees for Congress...
Peaceful Payoff. At present, nuclear reactors do not seem to be practical competition for conventional sources of power. But the Idaho tests of the STR showed ways to save large sums of money in building the second model. Other savings are in prospect. Eventually, Rickover thinks, nuclear reactors will spread from the submarines and find profitable jobs on land...