Word: vigor
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...first objective of Israel was to take Jewish history out of the control of external caprice and give it autonomy of its own. The biggest external impact of Israel has been on the Jewish people itself and the new belief it has inculcated in this people in their undiminished vigor and vitality...
...fall. "It was plain then that a constitutional crisis was brewing," he says. "As one of the constitutional experts in Congress, Ervin seemed the man most likely to do battle with the Administration's attempts to expand its authority." As our story points out, Ervin, with his customary vigor, is doing just that...
...fighting refuses to die down in Cambodia, it threatens to flare up with pre-Paris vigor in South Viet Nam. Despite the elaborate peace-keeping machinery and the tough talk from Washington, the skirmishing throughout the South last week surged to the highest level since the days immediately following the January ceasefire...
...Securities and Exchange Commission that shed more light on ITT's attempts to win a favorable decision in a Justice Department antitrust suit. The papers, comprising SEC notes and summaries of more than 34 boxes of ITT papers, indicated that ITT had pressed its case with unseemly vigor...
...such a view is too superficial. The actual situation is that the U.S. has failed to correct economic imbalances, such as the wage-price spiral, which have been spurred on by the Vietnam war and have led to its worsening balance of payments position. In addition, the "world famous" vigor of the U.S.-owned multinational corporations has played an important role in restricting export and employment opportunities in the continental United States. For example, if Japan's annual importation of more than $3 billion worth of goods from overseas U.S. subsidiaries is added to her imports directly from the United...