Word: followings
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Winter, however, is not the only grave matter that the New Hampshireman finds to brood about in the gentle weeks that follow the summer solstice. True, the presidential campaign is not a matter for concern. We did our best in the New Hampshire primary to warn the nation of the perils that lay ahead, by picking Carter and Reagan. If the nation went ahead and picked Carter and Reagan anyway, despite our effort to sound the alarm, that is no business of ours...
...able to govern. The problem is that it has gone so far out on a limb in its quest for radical gestures that it will have difficulty regaining its poise. I am ready to help and I have proved it. Other politicians, I hope, will follow suit and give up the prevalent practice of scoring cheap points by blind, strident radicalism...
...Saudis and other Arab oil producers warned that they would cut off supplies to any nation maintaining an embassy in Jerusalem. Last week Uruguay joined Venezuela in announcing that it will move its embassy to Tel Aviv; The Netherlands is expected to follow. That would leave only ten embassies in Jerusalem. Most other nations, including the U.S., have their missions in Tel Aviv...
...tone of Sadat's letter was courteous, care fully respectful and almost devoid of passion, especially in view of the provocation that prompted it: the Knesset's resolution proclaiming Jerusalem Israel's capital. The Egyptian President praised Begin for remaining "firm in your resolution to follow up the noble cause of peace without regard for the huge efforts required for such a venerable task...
...hour) in the past three years. Instead of setting fixed fees for a model's time, Casablancas started negotiating each booking with a canny perception of the client's particular needs and the girl's availability. The whole industry has had to follow suit, with the result that many models' incomes and clients' budgets have skyrocketed. Now, says one rival, "every booking is like deciding a most-favored-nation agreement." With annual billings (and cooings) expected to reach $9 million this year, Casablancas aims to top Wilhelmina in 1980 as No. 2 agency after Ford...