Word: commonly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...view of the advantages of this shift in our economic base, we may look forward with confidence to the future, to the fulfillment of our fondest hopes, and to the achievement of our common goal, whatever that may be, to the day the almighty dollar bows to the lowly roentgen. L. G. King '61 R. N. Zare...
...youth in holding two small islands, for one dictator, against another. ("Freedom what crimes are committed in thy name") Man has reached a point in his evolution, where he must choose one of two roads--sanity or suicide--and his mistakes of the past plus the dictates of common sense, should be sufficient to guide him towards the creation of a more intelligent and orderly world.--He must chart his course for the years that lie ahead. Dan Gannon...
...mistake common to both these approaches to the problem is a failure to discuss it within the context of the strategy of deterrence which the United States has presumably adopted. I believe that an adequate civil defense program is not worth the money, that a greater contribution of deterrence can be made by expenditure on relatively invulnerable weapons systems and on greater mobility and fire power for our conventional forces. Bomb shelters, being an essentially static and inflexible strategic element, could probably in the course of time generate an offensive weapon that would nullify their value. For instance, trench warfare...
Some of the paragraphs to complete really leave the casual reader wondering. A particularly tantalizing one says, "The rash of literature chronicling Harvard-Radcliffe love affairs...covers a range from the near-epic to the super-mundane. The stories have in common with each other a variety of unhappy endings...
...atomic club." Other critics pointed out that West Germany, by merely cooperating with NATO to create a European atomic striking force, could probably get at no cost Polaris missiles equipped with U.S. atomic warheads-and thus free the German economy to give France even bigger economic competition in the Common Market...