Word: unwantedness
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Clark emphasized that the Administration was not blaming reporters. Said he: "The press has been doing its job, collecting information, better than the Government has been doing its job, protecting national security information." But the new steps reflect an underlying feeling within the Administration that the unwanted publication of unfavorable...
Investigators have never reached a consensus on ailurophobia-extreme fear of cats. Some postulate a traumatic childhood experience with felines, while others blame the cat's galvanizing stare, or disdain for affection, or even its slippery, furred coat and unfriendly, arching backbone. Traditional superstitions still exist: cats suck the...
The world's No. 1 celebrity cat, Morris, has no problems. He is the feline Burt Reynolds, and his large, complacent, orange tabby face graces the popular 9-Lives cat-food commercials on TV. Not only does Morris exhibit no discernible emotional disorders, he is unflappable. With dubbed TV...
A Carter discovered, a unilateral policy of weapons-sale restraint can be bootless. But a policy that exalts a lack of restraint can likewise reap a whirlwind of unwanted, unpredictable challenges. If Reagan abandons any serious attempt to seek controls for the flow of weaponry, he will have given in...
There are no deep down derelicts and mental cases hopelessly drifting the streets. In the states, thousands--if not ten thousands--die annually: shelterless, uncared for, unwanted.