Word: protectable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Vague. Rockefeller also recommended "a vigorous and effective export drive," including "proper credit insurance" to protect U.S. exporters against unusual risks; "a greater effort to arrange offsets in connection with military expenditures overseas"; and "a more realistic monetary policy to bring our interest-rate structure more in line with other industrial countries, while providing the increasing quantity of money and credit necessary for domestic growth...
With so mucn party strength in Quebec, Caouette never could reconcile himself to the fact that the nominal leader of the party remained English-speaking Robert Thompson from English-speaking Alberta. Caouette broke from Thompson, set up his own "national party to protect French-Canadians in every province." But though the 5.5 million French-Canadians are increasingly militant in their demands for more attention, not too many are apt to follow the demagogic Caouette. In fact, Caouette failed to convince even his own Quebec M.P.s: nearly half of them announced they were sticking with Thompson...
...then have not diminished the spirit of Kompromisslosigkeit -no compromise-that guides both Die Zeit and its foreign editor. To Bonn and most West Germans, East Germany is anathema. But the Grafin has persistently advocated closer contacts with the other side of the Wall. "The Iron Curtain does not protect us from Eastern infiltration," read a recent editorial, "but cuts the Eastern countries off from the infiltration of freedom." The Grafin has visited East Germany twice; once, when a group of East German writers were refused permission by West German police to pay a return visit to Hamburg, Die Zeit...
...really refreshing to know the strength of the "arsenal of democracy" and its determination to preserve its superiority over Communist forces. But whether the U.S. will employ its strength to protect its weaker friends is debatable...
...This Girl is a Liar." Great dollops of sensitivity and rebellion may be expected in reminiscences of childhood, and poor little Shelagh Delaney is no exception, though the tough, sullen delinquent pose she adopted to protect her secret soul is fairly new in this genre. She is adept at putting the false comic nose on the face of authority, and all get a good laugh from the schoolmaster who told her she was "a long streak of nothing," from Mum, and from the dear silly nuns who had her in charge for a while. We learn without astonishment that they...