Word: wouldn
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...assure peace, the level of personal tension in the world must be lowered. "Maharishi can remove the tension," said Jarvis. "He says if 10 per cent of the world meditates, the world will enter a golden age." What if none of the 10 per cent is Chinese? "That wouldn't matter. The influence will be automatic--if all the meditators were in the United States, the influence would still be felt in Russia and China...
...interesting that the U.S. considers Warsaw a North Vietnamese ally, but North Viet Nam considers Paris as neutral. This, of course, is the same Pans that the U.S. saved at least twice. Im not sure Moscow wouldn't have been a better site for the U.S. We can at least understand their attitude toward...
Handlin said last night that in his opinion the enforceability of the public discussions clause will never come to a test. "Dow certainly wouldn't turn down the free publicity of a public platform," he said, "and I don't think any 500 students will care enough to force a meeting...
Only obliquely does the Committee suggest the direction in which Harvard should be channeling its resources. One significant recommendation asks the University to budget money "to redress in part the vast imbalance in the availability of outside research funds." "I wouldn't say we should be simply counter-cyclical," Dunlop said Monday, but clearly this clause is an attempt to protect the Humanities at a time when federal funds and foundation money are flowing into the Natural and Social Sciences. "We cannot change the world in five seconds," Dunlop said, "but we may set precedents which others will choose...
Under crossexamination, Goldwater remained unruffled. He was asked if he "knew there were rumblings among the American people that you were nuts?" "No," came the even answer, "I wouldn't say that was so." Q: Didn't you know whether you were being called a nut? A: I think any man in public life would have to answer yes to that question. The defense is attempting to show, as Ginzburg's lawyer said in his opening statement, that the issue's various articles were certainly "racy, tough, and not for the old lady in Dubuque...