Word: successful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...taken something more than conscience-stirring appeals to pry the grain off U.S. farms. The hard fact was that hard money-the 30?-a-bushel bonus-had been the major factor of success...
Terre du Temps (whose subject matter is biblical lore) is heavily tinged with gloomy Existentialism (TIME, Jan. 28), like much else in contemporary French thinking. Father Grosjean sighs: "Despair is necessary for success...
...believe in looking at the bright side. . . . It might be, however, that there is no bright side, but you will lose nothing by trusting." New Delhi's papers looked at the British mission in three ways, said goodbye with these headlines: Hindustan Times (Congress Party), "MISSION'S SUCCESS"; the Statesman (Tory British), "CONTRASTS"; Dawn (Jinnah's mouthpiece), "FAILURE OF A MISSION...
Mary Chase, Denver author of Broadway's Harvey, explained to visiting Columnist Ward Morehouse how success had changed things: "I used to be a little fonder of people. I had a lot of good friends. . . . I made my biggest mistake in the way I returned here after Harvey was a success. . . . I sneaked in the back door, and didn't give them a chance to be proud...
Svetlana Molotov, 18-year-old daughter of Foreign Minister Viacheslav Molotov, got a gold medal for "distinguished success" in her exams at Moscow's School...