Word: succeeding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...story of Baby Love depicts a typical inner-city black youth. Baby Love represents only an extreme example of what the area is capable of producing. This article does great injustice to the majority of black and Hispanic youngsters who are simply good kids, doing their best to succeed in a world in which the cards are stacked against them. Richard Bobrick Paterson...
...first. But the biggest challenge of all in the spread of CAD/CAM is whether American management will embrace it fast enough. Like the computer itself, CAD/CAM technology began as an American monopoly, but it will not stay that way for long. If revitalization of American industry is to succeed over the long term, CAD/CAM is almost certain to be at the heart of the effort. That is the bracing discovery that one U.S. company after another now seems to be making...
...realities of the world situation are moderating Reagan's foreign policies and will soon tone down his rhetoric, he predicted, explaining that the policy Reagan advocates of global containment of the Soviets needs military superiority and complacent allies to succeed--neither of which the United States...
Despite these drawbacks, Gould does succeed in communicating that most, if not all, of the man-measuring scientists worked with poor technique and even more distorting preconceptions. The little-known facts--the U.S. army had an average "intelligence" in World War I of a 13.08-year-old--and the previously unpublished material--Louis Agassiz, the great Swiss naturalist and later Harvard professor, was not the only Olympian detachment of his reputation--provide fascinating reading...
Praising the current system of racial segregation in South Africa, apartheid, as favorable to Blacks and whites, a noted European journalist last night said one-man, one-vote rule cannot presently succeed, because of many conflicting tribal and European factions...