Word: zealander
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...State. A spoonful-and it should not be more than a spoonful-of isolationism should also be permitted to us." The new leader of the Liberal Party, J. Joseph Grimond, wondered aloud whether Britain would not do better to reduce the Commonwealth to the "white Dominions"-Canada, Australia, New Zealand-and foresaw the day when Britain's economy might "look to Western Europe to give us added strength and wider margins. European unity would then become the major British interest and the foundation of our policy...
Since then, the Parrenins have worked 58 pieces into their repertory, including such imposing quartets as the six by Bartok and the one by Elliott Carter. Ahead for the booming Parrenins after their U.S. tour: tours of England, Europe, Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, and an enthusiastic search for more modern chamber music...
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...allies of Britain and France-their NATO partners, Britain's Commonwealth members, the fellow members of Britain's Baghdad Pact-only Australia and New Zealand stood by their side in the U.N. Assembly...
...makes some cholesterol of its own, the amount in fatty foods seems to be important. For a while it was thought that there was a significant difference between animal and vegetable fats. The countries where coronary disease is the No. 1 killer (the U.S., Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand) consume much animal fat, but people among whom the disease is rare (southern Italians, Asians, African natives) eat little animal fat, far more vegetable oils...