Word: suggest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Those things may have been only surface phenomen, the scholars suggest. Evidence before them suggests that the electoral reform commission was created to help a front runner shorten the primary battle season. In the 1984 environment, academicians find it was one more powerful-element that preordained the nomination of Mondale...
Some arms-control experts speculate that the Soviets had cut down on chemical warfare because of U.S. pressure. Some scientists, however, doubt that the Soviets ever used toxic weapons in Southeast Asia. "Yellow rain," they say, was actually bee excrement. Now, these critics suggest, the U.S. is simply using a more stringent standard of proof...
...massive retaliation?to react to aggression with an immediate and overwhelming nuclear blow against Soviet territory. Massive retaliation paradoxically required that the total forces on the Continent be kept below the level required for conventional defense. NATO did not wish to tempt Soviet conventional aggression by doing anything to suggest that a Western response would be limited to nonnuclear means. Hence the American conventional deployment in Europe reflected political, not military, criteria: it was intended to give us no choice about nuclear retaliation and to leave the Soviets no doubt that this would
...monitored by a joint Angolan-South African commission. The U.S., which has played a key role in bringing the antagonists together, last week sent a team of diplomats to the Namibian capital of Windhoek to observe the progress. The improving climate prompted Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda to suggest that South Africa might one day even be welcome to join the Organization of African Unity...
...must praise student producer Anne Higgins for her initiative and her efforts; I can only express my extreme concern for her having to deal with a professional egomaniac of the worst sort I wish her and all the others the best of success. As for Mr. Perter Sellars, I suggest he stand in the middle of Harvard Square some Saturday afternoon; this might provide him with the chaos he intends for the audience on the 18th. With any luck, the car horns might cover his grating voice, making life happier for many a "non-visionary." Jonathan A. Epstein '85 President...