Word: followings
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Smith, the U.S. move was a major diplomatic defeat. Many Rhodesians had hoped that more, not less recognition would follow the republic's official birth. Despite the shock of nonrecognition, however, Rhodesia probably will not be seriously harmed. The country's economy is prospering despite four years of U.N. sanctions. Tobacco production has dropped by two-thirds since 1966, when Smith overrode British demands for greater black representation and declared Rhodesia an independent member of the Commonwealth. But nickel, chrome and other exports are finding their way to world markets via neighboring South Africa and the Portuguese colonies...
That's not very unusual to those of us who don't know much about figure skating, but to those who follow the sport and are used to hearing exclusively Beethoven and Stranss. "On the Waterfront" was unexpected...
...even he did not envision that a 5-10-1 record would follow the 7-4 output of his first Crimson squad...
...Terrell forced Gonzalez to run, and with this attack the Crimson senior had a distinct advantage. When Gonzalez dove to save a short lob. Terrell would follow with a deep smash that left Gonzalez a spectator...
...make a plausible argument against the University's holdings. We know, for example, that a small portion of Harvard's money is invested in Pan Am-and that. Pan Am makes a small portion of its profit by shipping dead servicemen home from Vietnam. But it does not necessarily follow that Harvard must dump Pan Am or face charges of war profiteering. To ask that would require a highly simplified and unrealistic view of the situation, one in which Harvard's tiny bole of shares could control Pan Am policy and Pan Am could control the conduct...