Word: responded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...accept this new provocation? Will the Soviet Union withdraw its ships from Haiphong harbor and bow to American arrogance? Will the Chinese sit by calmly as the railroads and highways by their borders are bombed? The President has thumbed his nose at the other superpowers and dared them to respond...
...member panel is a cross section of citizens by geography, age, sex, education, employment, income and political affiliation. The participants were asked their opinions on such issues as Viet Nam, busing, crime, taxes and the economy. Unlike subjects in a typical political poll, they were encouraged to respond thoughtfully and at length. The TIME panel members will be interviewed again at later stages of the campaign to find out how their opinions are being affected by the candidates and by current events. Other panels will also be formed to broaden the analysis. "This is a new kind of technique," says...
Going into yesterday's game, the Harvard pitching staff had a combined ERA of 1.38. and Park is confident that it will respond to the challenge of this upcoming week. "This is a seven-man pitching staff, and Tom O'Neill. Barry Malinowski and Keith Schappert are all waiting for a chance to help us out." Park said...
...moral urgency and outrage concerning the degradation of Angolans and our complicity with that degradation. If the University disagrees, a reasonable response--assuming that all of us here at Harvard are members of the same moral community--might be to suggest an alternative scale of priorities. But to respond by claiming that the world is so complex and our complicity so total that an ethical stand on one issue implies the reductio ad absurdum of a desert island morality will simply...
...close as Tech Square, where Polaroid makes the filters necessary for terrain-following radar. This radar makes it possible for planes to fly in the dark close enough to the ground to detect the enemy" with infrared sensors, which respond to the warmth of their bodies, and with "people sniffers," which detect the ammonia in human perspiration. Without the terrain-following radar, the planes would risk flying into a mountainside, for they fly without lights to avoid providing a target for anti-aircraft fire. The A-armed with these devices, "makes ground movement after dark a nightmare," the plane...