Word: reflected
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...firms a version of Svetlana's Twenty Letters to a Friend. Either Louis or other KGB men are known to have placed authentic manuscripts in the West, often to try to convict the authors of anti-Soviet propaganda. British Journalist Louis Herren speculated that any KGB involvement might reflect a split between the organization's hard-liners and a more moderate faction that is anxious to counter the neo-Stalinist tendencies of the present leadership with Khrushchev's anti-Stalinist views...
American architecture has never been able to develop a force and style of its own, expressing the deeper characteristics and needs of the people. Even American colleges-the arbiters and nurturers of taste and respectable culture-reflect this inarticulate need to conjure a non-existent architectural past at the expense of a real and deteroriating present. The modern college gymnasium cannot escape the desire to fit everything into the Georgian or Gothic shells of antiquity...
...ladder will reflect who is developing fastest. It's going to ball all around, and I'm glad it's that way," Barnaby said...
...expelled six days later. Before arriving there, I'd heard many conflicting reports about important changes occurring in the country. What I found exceeded all expectations. Public opinion about the War has been radically transformed. Although virtually unpublicized in the U.S., the events of the past nine months reflect a new and vigorous opposition both to the fighting and to the Thieu-Ky regime triumvirate...
...quite thrilled perhaps more this time around than the others. When I reflect back on the season and the Yale game in particular, I feel it was an outstanding effort by a group of players who turned in a performance that wasn't really expected of them," he mused...