Word: re-establish
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...offer in good faith now. If this is the adamant attitude of the West, the Russians can counter legitimately (from a point of pure logic) that the capitalist nations can never be forgiven for their support of Admiral Kolchak in 1917, when he tried to overthrow the revolution and re-establish ezarism. The outcome of such charge and counter-charge must eventually reduce into whether Cain was a 100 percent American or a mystic Slavic soul when he murdered Abel...
...primary task of the American Government in Germany is to re-establish that country as a buffer against Russia. Nazism is only a side issue with General Clay. are more important than people, anyway. Judson Wood...
...deep spell, as if Caldwell himself were aware that something was the matter, and simply did not know what to do about it. Its prose has the glassy, elaborately monotonous decor of the language of hypnosis, beneath which the reader can sense the hysteria of someone trying to re-establish communication with the world. In what is obviously a rigorous act of will rather than the product of a freely flowing imagination, Caldwell puts his characters through his standard novelistic paces without once indicating what motivating idea or feeling can possibly be behind them. The reader, no matter how patient...
Last week, on the fifth anniversary of the Colonels' Revolution, General Rawson wrote: "The objectives were very simple; first, to restore administrative morality; second, to re-establish the country in the community of American nations; and third, to return the country to [political] normality." From Buenos Aires, TIME Correspondent Bill Johnson cabled his estimate of what the revolution has accomplished...
Risks & Limitations. The decision to re-establish "military posture" was a decision that involved risks and limitations. The chief limitation was that the U.S. as yet had no global foreign policy. There were hosts of issues as yet unresolved. What was to be the future U.S. policy towards Korea and Japan? Was the U.S. to abandon Korea and cling grimly to Japan? Even more important, what would the U.S. do about the front in China...