Word: threatenings
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...prepared to take countermeasures. "We did not come here to threaten," said Freeman in Brussels-and then he went on to threaten that the U.S. may boost some tariffs of its own if the Common Market does. But the newly potent Europeans appeared to be unruffled. They feel that the U.S. needs their markets more than they need U.S. markets...
...magazine in this country, and many of its subscribers are as far removed from the world of "princes and tycoons" as they are from a world where people ask if they should be "integrated into a burning house." But the fact remains that Baldwin's arguments must confuse and threaten any white man who reads them. For his ideas challenge white society's inalienable right to good housing, good schools, and good jobs--if the corollary of these "rights" is the Negro's continued subjugation. Since these opportunities have made most New Yorker readers able to afford and understand...
Both Eliot and Leverett picked up easy wins in House football this week, moving further ahead of the rest of the league. Adams, which moved into third place with a narrow win over Lowell, now seems too far behind to threaten the two leaders...
...Common Market issue also seemed to threaten a split in the Tory Party as it met for its annual conference, just as Labor's earlier move against the Market had threatened to split the nation. Yet the relentless logic of politics brought overwhelming victory to the Tories' pro-Market forces (see Great Britain...
...battles are with burgeoning graduate schools that threaten to bury the undergraduate college, with rival universities that want his best teachers and with a curriculum that can always be improved...