Word: views
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This, of course, represents an extreme view, Yarmolinsky said...
...days after the two men had been introduced by a mutual friend. They were not nearly ready to discuss the matter with their boards of directors, much less the public. But word soon began seeping out, and both knew that the Securities and Exchange Commission takes a dim view these days of executives who hold back news of pending deals. Thus last week the top men of Xerox Corp. and C.I.T. Financial Corp. announced plans to join their companies in one of the largest corporate mergers in history...
...abstraction - who had triumphantly nullified himself; who had attained the apex of an axiom." Similarly, in the title story, a "reliable, law-abiding, practical man" suddenly sloughs all his responsibilities to live adrift on a river in an open boat. There, fading from the reader's view, he seeks the spiritual dimension: the third bank of the river...
...paragraph for mistakes, squeezed into the loops. Hunter's camera is still a touch self-conscious. Too many zoom shots from point of view. Some angles which scream Staged, viz. shooting a collapse from behind a sofa so that suddenly the subject drops from sight. Some over-cute editorializing: Emilie walking beneath a marquee which proclaims "Thoroughly Modern Millie"; Elizabeth walking beneath a traffic sign which reads Playground. Hardly worth getting upset about...
Although the Harvard biologist indicated in the interview earlier this week that he played a minor and devil's advocate role on the CBW panel, one top PSAC official said in a slightly sarcastic tone yesterday, "it's very interesting that Professor Watson would give this view of his role...