Word: trusted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...around the U.S., the lament is the same: in ways both devious and sinister, and too mystifying to understand, Big Oil is somehow out to rip off the public. Says Irene McMackin, a Milwaukee public relations consultant: "I just don't feel the crisis is real. I don't trust the oil companies." Adds William Meier, an Indiana insurance agent: "My emotional
Carter's windfall profits tax would permit oil companies to keep fully 50% of the decontrol bonanza to spend on the search, and that seems plenty. The other half would go into an Energy Security Trust Fund. As he proposed to Congress last week, about 75% to 80% of the fund's money would be spent on financing the development of alternative sources of energy like solar power...
...year ago, while visiting friends in a tribal trust land only 20 miles from Salisbury, the girl was confronted once again by four ZANIA guerrillas. They threatened her for supporting the interim government "like all the blacks in Salisbury." She has not left the capital since...
...connections with leftist organizations that Khomeini has denounced as "enemies" of the Islamic revolution. Last month, for example, Taleghani had publicly attacked the referendum that created Iran's Islamic republic, on the ground that it did not really offer voters any choice. Because of the widespread popularity and trust he enjoys, Taleghani was asked by rebelling Kurds and Turkomans to arrange a cease-fire with the attacking government forces, and to mediate their demands for some degree of autonomy from the regime...
...without break. The camera often just sits on its haunches and stares, without even a close-up or a reverse angle intruding. Variation comes from movement within the frame; sometimes, in fact, the actor moves right out of it, keeps talking off camera and then reappears. When a director trusts his material that much, he encourages the audience to trust it as well...