Word: undergoes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...needed is the understanding and determination of the people, cooperation of business, labor, and farmers, and coordination by democratic intelligent government." The catch is that the "all" that is needed is more than we have now, and more than we are ever going to have unless present trends undergo a drastic reversal...
Note and compare: Lieut. Cubage of Lichfield fame is to undergo the embarrassment of a reprimand plus a $250 fine [TIME, June 24]; Sergeant Smith-three years' hard labor and dishonorable discharge...
...must be one of the oldest readers of TIME in Britain, and I have always found it to be an invaluable means of following events in the U.S. and in many other parts of the world. It is beyond the power of any Englishman to undergo the physical and mental labour of wading through a tithe of the great American dailies. . . . TIME gives a good summary of most of the news that appears [in them...
...spirit of the Gospels was not handed down in a pure state from one Christian generation to the next. To undergo suffering and death joyfully was from the very beginning considered a sign of grace in the Christian martyrs-as though grace could do more for a human being than it could for Christ. Those who believe that God himself, once he became man, could not face the harshness of destiny without a long tremor of anguish, should have understood that the only people who can give the impression of having risen to a higher plane, who seem superior...
Secretary Byrnes displayed staunch faith in MacArthur. According to obviously inspired dispatches from his headquarters, MacArthur was ready to step out if a really controlling control council should move in on Tokyo. No such thing being yet in sight, he calmly continued the ordeal which Japan must undergo before she can re-enter the comity of nations...