Word: weaknessness
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"The President was longing for a certain neatness and efficiency. He turned out to be a person the President liked and worked well with." But another former colleague noticed a weakness:
An example cited by the British of America's permissive attitude toward the Soviets was the performance of Secretary of State William Rogers at the Helsinki conference. Britons tartly note that Rogers made scant mention of the need for freer movement of people; they disparagingly compare his mild remarks...
Soon Cámpora's weakness returned to haunt him; Argentina's plague of kidnapings rose, as did the amount of ransom demanded. An even worse blow came last month when a bloody shoot-out between left-and right-wing Peronist factions left 34 dead and 342 wounded...
First, U.S. officials at a meeting of central bankers in Basel endorsed the principle of intervention-apparently repudiating the tired U.S. position that the dollar's weakness is Europe's problem, not America's. At midweek the Federal Reserve agreed with foreign central bankers to increase by...
Arbus was highly conscious of the camera's ability to record hard visual facts which cannot be ignored. Her style evolved from a grainy picture surface to one of extreme clarity. It dispells any aura of mystery surrounding her subjects that the human eye with its weakness and sympathies allowed...