Word: although
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Students are spending less, though eating more, Tucker remarked. Although, 2127 signed in last Wednesday as against 2612 for the same date last year, for example, the average check is less. Only 535 diners, 75 fewer than a year ago, have signed contracts for 15 or 21 meals weekly...
Unaffected by faculty liberals, Princeton undergraduates voiced their overwhelming support for the Republican ticket in a campus poll taken last week. Although a faculty poll conducted by the Dally Princetonian indicated a conclusive 72.3 per cent preference for Kennedy and Johnson, more than 70 per cent of the student body favored Nixon and Lodge...
Both Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, and Louis B. Sohn, professor of Law, criticized the United States for bombarding the U.N. with problems. According to Hoffmann, whenever the U.S. policymakers are between satisfying their NATO allies and placating the neutrals, they the problem to the U.N. Although this action has succeeded thus far in the situation, Hoffmann considers it a dangerous policy for the U.S. might be numbered and outmaneuvered in the General Assembly...
...Although other nations have failed to use the facilities of the U.N., Sohn labeled United States the "most guilty of all." the Cuban situatio, he explained, "we referred to go to the Organization of American States instead of the U.N., Cuba has more friends, and would have been able to speak her piece." In disarmament controversy, "we inted on trying the Ten-Nation Disarmanent Conference although the Soviets would have preferred working under...
...Although the U.N. helps with the latter, he claimed that it makes the former , more difficult." The United States would face this problem without the United Nations, Brown commented, but world organisation intensifies...