Word: explicitly
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Kissinger was very explicit that we couldn't attribute statements to him. That was the arrangement under which we could see him," Stephen J. Ellmann '72, one of the students, said last night...
...resolution on research, approving a report written by a committee under the direction of Harvey Brooks, dean of Engineering and Applied Physics, was a codification of existing explicit and implicit Faculty policies. It contains no new restrictions and was passed with little debate...
...Paris peace talks over the American right to carry out unarmed reconnaissance. Ambassador David K.E. Bruce insisted that the U.S. made it clear when the bombing stopped that it would continue overflights. North Viet Nam's Xuan Thuy said there was no such agreement, tacit or explicit, between Hanoi and Washington: it is "an invented fable" that "contradicts all logic...
...fact most of the commentators, even the liberal commentators on the subject say quite clearly that if the United States were to win they will support it. Take somebody like Arthur Schlesinger. He's been absolutely explicit. He says, if, contrary to my judgment, the government proves to have been successful, then we will all be applauding the wisdom an statesmanship of the government. And I don't think that statement is in any sense outlandish. I think it does reflect the almost automatic opinion of liberal America on the subject. Which isn't terribly surprising. The Germans were perfectly...
About three years ago, as a result of court decisions liberalizing what could legally be put on sale, the market for salacious magazines picked up swiftly. Total nudity is now common. Some of the more explicit publications, showing sexual acts, sell under the counter for as much as $10 and $15. Sex tabloids are also cashing in -usually at 50? a copy. Screw, the genre's prototype, was started by two young journalists and the wife of one of them on a $350 investment. It grossed $650,000 in the first year...