Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Despite Flanagan's objection. Homans brought Edelin to the defense table and had him stand over it with his head craned in the other direction, in an apparent effort to demonstrate the difficulty of the act Edelin is charged with.
At least as significant was a hint from Egypt's Sadat that eventually he might not insist on simultaneous Israeli disengagement moves on all three disputed fronts. "It would be tantamount to treason," he told the Beirut newspaper an-Nahar, "if we reject for any reason occupied Arab land...
"Boss" Tweed, corrupt Tammany chief of the 1860s, raised little objection when muckraking reporters prowled city hall. What the papers wrote had no meaning, Tweed liked to boast; his constituency was illiterate. The only criticism that ever bothered or threatened him, the Boss confessed, was "them damn pictures."
But these examples of card-stacking and contradictions are not my main objection to the editorial. We Chileans--speaking not only for myself but also for the vast majority of my compatriots--are extremely proud of our military junta. The date in which the coup took place, September 11, 1973...
From his isolation at San Clemente, Calif., Richard Nixon let it be known that he had no objection to the demise of the foundation that was set up to perpetuate his memory.