Word: retains
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...world, invitations to French embassy affairs are valued above all others, and the French display what may be their greatest diplomatic asset-supreme elegance. The Quai has, of course, failures as well as successes. Some embassies are shockingly bad, especially those heavily manned by former colonial officers who retain a colonial mentality...
...Senate bill would retain local and state gas and auto taxes as items that can be deducted in computing federal income taxes. The House voted to disallow them...
...vast, wide-open spaces, the present and the future of Texas almost certainly lie in the quality of life, the industry and creative ideas of its cities. Some 75% of all Texans now live in urban areas; yet most of them retain an affinity with their country cousins...
...nation and since any nation needs a government which can Function, the first move towards progress in Cyprus is to remove the Vice-President's veto. This would not be an intolerable demand to make of the Turkish faction. The Turkish community (18 percent of the population) would still retain the constitutionally guaranteed control of the Vice-Presidency, 30 percent of the Council of Ministers, 30 percent of the House of Representatives, 30 percent of the ponce force, and 40 percent of the army. More important, the Turkish Cypriotes would retain their own community government. (The Greeks also have...
...will try to be balm, sustainer and sometimes critic for my husband. I will try to have my children look at this job with all the reverence it is due, to get from it the knowledge that their unique vantage point gives them, and to retain the lightheartedness to which every teen-ager is entitled. For my own self, my role must emerge in deeds, not words...