Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...long as America resists that temptation, there is hope for Western unity. America's liberal treatment of Western Europe has accomplished something that no deliberate effort could have achieved--the realization by the NATO countries that they have more to fear from the other monster than from this...
...monster in the West has allowed the Western Europeans to determine their own destiny, and they have done so by joining together to save what is left of Europe from complete disappearance. So far, the United States has resisted the temptation to accord to Western Europe the treatment given to Eastern Europe--a process known as Stalinization. But the U.S. has the power to Stalinize Western Europe, if it insists...
...resources. . . . I am trying to enlighten them, without forgetting, of course, to benefit my country." This is the definition of the "special relationship," which Britain has pursued for twenty years. British policy assumes that by deferring where necessary to the United States (as at Nassau), Britain can obtain better treatment from her master. De Gaulle believes the opposite...
Still nothing from a 74-45 drubbing at the hands of Princeton on Friday night, the Crimson basketball team received little better treatment from Penn Saturday as the Quakers romped to a lopsided 78-53 victory...
...Grand Guignol and that he shares Alex's taste for the existentialist's "gratuitous act" or pointless crime. He is not. Alex's later story is "like tragic" and expounds a bitter moral theorem. He is jailed and selected by the state authorities for Reclamation Treatment. Under drugs and with his eyelids clipped open, he is forced to watch an endless succession of films showing Japanese and Nazi tortures while Beethoven supplies the sound track. Then, conditioned like Pavlov's dog, Alex is released on society, guaranteed to vomit at the sight of violence...