Word: retainers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...party's 1964 schism not be repeated, then proceeded to lay the groundwork for another schism by saying: "I say to my liberal friends, 'If you want to take over the party, try your darndest.' I say to my conservative friends, 'If you want to retain control of the party, work...
...that the Soviet use of a profit measure to judge managerial efficiency is galloping capitalism, your story provided some needed understanding of a commonly misunderstood question. I do not foresee imminent total decentralization. Certainly a balance will be struck. And it will be one in which the political leaders retain control over the direction taken by the economy. In order to improve efficiency, more sensitive methods-those involving decentralized decision making-are needed. The current reforms may well represent a permanent shift to planning methods more appropriate to the present stage of development of the Russian economy...
...quite a bargain: 827,987 sq. mi. for $15 million. But what the U.S. owned it did not occupy. Already British traders were pressing south from Canada and Spanish raiders were roaming north from Mexico. Jefferson realized that he would have to move fast if America was to retain its new territory. He moved fast...
Elimination by the fraternities themselves of restrictive clauses from their by-laws has had little effect on membership practices, the study reveals. Although there remain today only two out of 61 national fraternities that retain restrictive clauses in their constitutions, this has failed "to produce significant racial and religious integration" in the membership...
...irrevocably lost. The question is: how much of skiing's popularity has been due to the sport itself and how much to the ancillary institutions that have grown up around it? And furthermore, now that some of these institutions are being threatened by mass participation, will the sport still retain its appeal...