Word: surely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Academic freedom, usually a university's strength becomes a special problem in the area of drug research, Farnsworth noted. "We bend over backward to make sure that individual privacy is respected, but the question remains how tolerant the university and its doctors should...
...Georgeen Gambit. To be sure, old-fashioned racism still flourished in many contests; yet many diehard segregationists covertly courted the new Negro vote. The Negro turnout was disappointing in several states, often because of the sorry spectacle of segregationist running against segregationist...
...sure, a shadow over the candidate was his own Nazi past. In a sense, his selection came at a bad time. Only a few days before, the nearest thing West Germany has to the old Nazi Party won eight seats in elections for the Hesse state legislature. Kiesinger faced the issue headon. He told a press conference that he had joined the party in 1933, but had become disillusioned the next year and remained inactive after that. He insisted that he was drafted into Von Ribbentrop's Foreign Ministry in 1940 and served only in a minor position...
...sure, Rhodesia has been unable to sell the bulk of its tobacco crop -the nation's biggest cash earner-because of the sanctions. Nevertheless, most farmers have got rid of enough to cover their production costs. In any case, the loss may be a boon, since it is forcing Rhodesians to diversify their crops. Whatever their impact, sanctions have served only to make the whites more adamant...
...Wilson's demand that he return legal power to the British governor to implement any agreement reached-with London. At week's end, Smith said the gap had narrowed and that "man to man" talks between him and Wilson would be useful. British officials were not so sure...