Word: reductionism
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No one likes to be misquoted, as I believe I was in your story on David Stockman's resignation [NATION, July 22]. As a person who served under President Reagan, I especially object to TIME's misquote that has me denigrating the President as a "simpleminded conservative." TIME's quote...
Allied leaders who must contend with large and vocal antinuclear movements within their own countries also expressed worry that Reagan is not countering Soviet arms-reduction proposals vigorously enough. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl was impressed by Reagan's private notes, which he showed the allies, detailing various arms-control...
We hope to normalize Sino-Soviet relations. But there are three obstacles that must be removed. First, Soviet support for the Vietnamese invasion of Kampuchea. Second, Afghanistan. Third, reduction of missiles and troops on the Sino-Soviet border. These three obstacles threaten not only China but also all of Asia...
On the Geneva summit. We welcome the summit. It's better to meet each other than not to meet. But we do not have high expectations. It is difficult to pass judgment on the Soviet proposal to reduce their missile strength by 50%. It seems that this is a rather...
The nuclear warheads possessed by the Soviet Union and the U.S. can destroy the world ten times. So even if there is a 50% reduction, they still have the ability to destroy the world five times [laughs loudly]. So first, to reduce some is always good because it may play...