Word: protractedness
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Reagan and Gianotti met with the group a couple of times a week at local restaurants for discussions of how the works of Communist thinkers could be applied to their own goals. Often the group would take 50 pages of Mao's On Protracted War and explicate it line...
A cool, straightforward woman, Gray won grudging respect even from her adversaries at Yale for her toughness in the face of fiscal adversity. She stood up to a protracted strike of college service workers and even-to save about $85,000 a year-closed the Yale Faculty Club.
Yale is preparing for a protracted strike, Stevens said, adding, "We will not go into arbitration," fact finding or any other conciliatory measure beyond mediation
For a year, both sides remained intractable, but pressure mounted to reach an out of court agreement, instead of a protracted court battle that would drain both the Indians' and the whites' resources. Late last June, Gov. Michael S. Dukakis announced the appointment of Albert M. Sacks, dean of the...
The central weakness of The Public Burning can be traced to Coover's attempt to illuminate extremes by making them more extreme. The Rosenbergs' trial and execution were a passionate chapter in an overheated era. Even now, 24 years after their deaths, questions about the couple's...