Word: scaled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Such a large scale moving problem would not arise at the other site, at Divinity Ave. and Kirkland St., which according to White, is "partly empty." Randall Hall occupies part of this site; but the University Printing Company, which formerly had its headquarters there, "will have a new building...
...fears it may become "an island of protectionism in Europe" because of pressure from the weaker economic members, especially France. "Why should I want to throw out controls and to abolish tariffs on a national level only to reintroduce them on an international one and on a much larger scale?" he demands...
...claimed victory in recent skirmishes. Guerrillas raided an army convoy, capturing Garand rifles and .30-cal. machine guns. The rebels reported the loss of 40 dead in the nine clashes but claimed to have killed five times that many government troops. For his next move Castro called for wide-scale sabotage, through his underground, of Cuba's all-important sugar-cane harvest, which traditionally starts in January. His slogan: "Batista without harvest or harvest without Batista...
Furthermore, said Wallenberg, "present rapid technical development has created new domestic investment opportunities on an increasing scale. This by itself tends to keep more money than usual at home in these industrial areas. At the same time, the normal outflow of capital to underdeveloped countries is discouraged by political uncertainties, threats of nationalization and transfer-of-earnings difficulties−conditions that are more characteristic of underdeveloped countries than of advanced...
...that it rests on an unparalleled economic plateau. Said Cordiner: "There are at least four long-term forces at work to reassure us as to the underlying strength of the economy−the needs of a growing population; the conduct of research and development on a large scale; the rising levels of income, and the tremendous opportunity offered by worldwide industrialization...