Word: responding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...affairs, and amenable to treatment if he chooses to accept it. Or the victim may be a psychopathic personality, with a defective conscience or inadequate sense of responsibility toward others, and virtually impossible for psychiatrists to treat successfully. Or he may be a schizophrenic (split personality) ; many of these respond well to treatment...
...they ask him about the Communist professors, he should remind them that no one can name a professor who is Communist. If they reply, "Well, so-and-so is pretty close to one," he can rightfully respond that being a Communist in this country today is so reprehensible that to call someone a Communist who isn't is like calling a proper girl a prostitute...
...party machinery at the state level, but a revolt of Nixon-Knight county chairmen has been gathering steam. These men are determined either to take over the state committee, or to cripple it by cutting off the money they raise for it. To such moves, some Warrenites respond by joining the Nixon-Knight coalition; others, like National Committeewoman Marjorie Benedict, threaten to make a fight...
This "movement" is the political threat to India. The border peoples-the lean-shanked Nagas, the scrappy Gurkhas, the gentle aboriginal Lepchas-are closer in racial appearance to Tibet than to India; they do not like Indians at all, and might well respond to sly Communist demands for "independence...
...categories : physical torture, of a sort, and mental torture. The physical torture is not actually what we usually think of as physical torture, such as the rack and whippings. It consisted mainly of standing at attention, having my face slapped once in a while when I failed to respond to what they wanted me to. It consisted of being confined in a very close area; of being denied sanitation privileges at all times; of being fed very poor food, being fed unclean water, being denied medical facilities when I was ill ... In the end, I decided it was a case...