Word: respondents
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Hewlett Packard is experimenting with machines that respond to vocal commands; Osborne is leading a rush toward portable computers, ideally no larger than a book. And for every innovator, there are at least five imitators selling copies...
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone [Dec. 6] is staunchly pro-American. Nevertheless, the U.S. will be disappointed if it expects Nakasone to respond quickly and fully to U.S. requests for increased Japanese military power and eased Japanese import restrictions. Rigid budget limitations make it difficult to step up defense spending, and stubborn farmers will resist more beef and citrus imports...
...apply the golden rule of the Bible to the Soviets," he says. "The golden rule of Soviet-American relations should be 'Do unto others as they do unto you.' They can't go around the world seeking advantages against us and not expect us to respond. They can't acquire a monopoly in the most threatening sort of missiles, first-strike weapons, without expecting us to build...
...secrecy, West Europeans have been watching assiduously for any hint, wink or nod that might reveal how the talks are progressing. Reason: one of the most emotionally charged issues of the 1983 international calendar, namely whether NATO will deploy 572 new U.S.-built nuclear missiles starting next year to respond to the buildup of Soviet intermediate-range SS-20 missiles aimed at Western Europe. What NATO will do hinges on the outcome of the negotiations; so when word was leaked from Washington last week that the Soviets had floated ideas for a compromise, U.S. officials warily watched to see what...
...Poles have no illusions about the cosmetic changes that Jaruzelski has announced, neither has the West. Said a Washington policymaker last week: "At this, point, we don't see anything that substantial to cause us to think that a major change has taken place." Washington is unlikely to respond to Jaruzelski's new rules by lifting its year-old economic sanctions against Poland. More important, the U.S.'s NATO allies seem to feel the same way. As he made the rounds of Western European capitals last week, Secretary of State George Shultz found surprisingly little disagreement...