Word: answer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Permit me to answer the question posed on the Humphrey cover: "What did the people really want...
...proclaimed China's need to modernize herself. He began to cut classes and teach himself from books. The principal reprimanded him and Mao said: "Though it will interfere with my own study program, I will attend classes on one condition: If I ask a question a teacher cannot answer, will you fire him?" The principal pressed Mao no further...
...answer of the young foundryman...
...McKittrick spoke at a meeting of the Boston Women's Club in answer to a previous address by Oscar Ewing...
What can be lost by such an action? Nowhere will you find an answer to that question. Everywhere the issue has been blurred by what might be called the broader interpretation of "peace offensive." Actually it is a kind of inarticulate interpretation--the one that is both curious and ominous. It implies that we are being attacked and that we must defend ourselves. The phrase "peace blitz" has even been used here and there recently; it emphasizes this implication. But just where the danger lies in such a "blitz" is peculiarly unclear. Nor is it clear how, in the name...