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Last year, the CEA turned to planning a cheaper alternative -- converting its present accelerator, with its one stream of electrons, into a tool for high-energy physics...
...result was a proposal last summer for a $650,000 "positron injector" which would send a stream of positrons into the accelerator in the opposite direction. The two streams could be made to collide at a given point...
...which we live," he said. "History does not favor a single system or belief unless force is used to make it so. Six years ago, North Viet Nam decided on conquest; and from that day to this, soldiers and supplies have moved from North to South in a swelling stream-swallowing the remnants of revolution in aggression." The U.S. commitment in Viet Nam, he said, is based on the fact that "around the world are countries whose independence rests in large measure on confidence in America's word and in America's protection. To yield to force...
...choice was being debated in a small bungalow on a dusty New Delhi road. There, draped in a white longhi, Kumaraswami Kamaraj Nadar, 63, the barrel-chested kingmaker of the Congress Party, received a stream of state leaders and other important politicians, testing the political breezes for signs of support for the various candidates...
...opinions about Ronald Reagan. "I think he's perfectly wonderful," sighed his mother. Reagan spends the next 300 pages of his autobiography heartily concurring. But Reagan's father disagreed: "For such a little Dutchman, he sure makes a lot of noise." After floating through this book's endless stream of vacuous anecdotes and self-indulgent witticisms, I came to the same conclusion...