"It was a time of sense and nonsense, idealism and cynicism," he wrote 30 years later, adding it "was possible to believe simultaneously in democracy and dictatorship".
Nation-building is the kind of imperialism you get in a human rights era, a time when great powers believe simultaneously in the right of small nations to govern themselves and in their own right to rule the world.
On that occasion, the public tended to believe simultaneously that there had been no massacre of innocents at My Lai and that there were massacres of innocents in all wars... Now the Watergate disclosures appear to have buried the inclination to believe "It didn't happen", and "They all do it" reigns supreme.
Jason Watkins as Nina's hapless husband and Geraldine Alexander as her melodramatic mother in-law do good work in what remother in-lawldoplay, one that asks us to believe simultaneously in the notion of hereditary insanity and the idea that a father would not recogoode his son's questionable parentage.
I'm not sure how a majority can believe simultaneously that someone has the right to do something but that they "shouldn't be allowed" to do it, so it's not clear to me what to make of that.
In many countries, the public believes that simultaneously applying CAM with conventional treatments improves overall health, which is consistent with beliefs regarding health and illness [ 15, 18].
"We believe that simultaneously developing skills in a country's language and its cuisine will help reverse the trend".
To date, nanoparticles of platinum-group metals (PGMs) have been primary applied as catalysts because they are widely believed to simultaneously lower the thermodynamic and kinetic barriers of the oxygen reduction and evolution reactions (ORR and OER), which occur at a single electrode in unitized regenerative fuel cells (URFCs).
Or maybe, as I believe, she simultaneously enthralled Evangelicals, raised another $25M for Barack Obama, and sent hordes of Hillary holdouts and Independents scurrying for the hills.
She cried "shame on you, Barack Obama" for his campaign tactics, while (if we're to believe Matt Drudge) simultaneously floating a picture of him in Somali garb to stir up questions of his patriotism.
