Word: suggesters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Suggest that having exposed Communism, McCarthy now investigate its totalitarian cousin-Fascism. It, too, demands conformity in politics, religion, speech and press, and has its devotees among many professions, including churchmen. In what better way could the Senator prove that he is impartially devoted to exposing all internal enemies of America...
Except for the serum-stealing episode, Saadia has about as much plot and pace as a travelogue. Scenes follow each other like lantern slides, and the leading players recite their speeches in a sort of elocution-lesson English, apparently intended to suggest that they are speaking cultivated French. Cornel Wilde even groans in an Oxford accent. Mel Ferrer, an actor who appears to know better, seems sheepish most of the time, but Rita Gam at least manages to look like what the Hollywood wise guys have been calling her: the leg with a first name...
...future I suggest that you concentrate on accuracy and leave any attempt at humor to an organization designed for that purpose, i.e.--The Harvard Lampoon. Oliver Lobkowlez...
...home on an inglorious lost weekend and was suffering . . . Sydney's welcome was admittedly noisy and uninhibited, but the spirit of the welcome was a gay and happy greeting . . . The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh may have found our welcome tiring but not tiresome, as you pointedly suggest. Doubtless, there were far too many official functions and politicians and too much heat, but we are not quite the unmannered, uncouth colonials your article implies . . . Your presidential parades and important civic affairs are not conducted with all that much of decorum and savoir faire, so why be superior about...
Sexologist Kinsey amiably joined in the applause for Dr. Alexander. There are four approaches to his big subject, said Kinsey−"Statistical, biological, moral and rational"−and he had been speaking only of the biological approach. As for his controversial books: "At no point did we suggest that statistical normality is morally or socially proper. We have never said that what is common should be accepted...