The U.N. no longer does what it cannot do properly, so it no longer invites expectations that it cannot fulfill, but it has grown in stature as a hub of diplomacy, where the most important matters — war and peace — are debated, negotiated, and at times, at least temporarily, resolved.
Unlike most domestic matters, war puts lives at stake.
Noneconomic matters — wars, candidates, scandals and so forth — matter, too.
No matter: war had broken out in Korea and the bill sailed through Congress.
He posed a slightly formal diction in ironic juxtaposition to gritty subject matter: war, drugs, poverty, madness, moral disequilibrium, betrayal — varieties of human folly set against epic backgrounds.
Because of its unpopular subject matter, war profiteering, the play did not have wide appeal and closed after a few performances.
He posed a slightly formal diction in ironic juxtaposition to gritty subject matter: war, drugs, poverty, madness, moral disequilibrium, betrayal varieties of human folly set against epic backgrounds.
"He worked his way up to it at the very end, but it was through his observation of matter, war, experience, man, not through faith". That's why "the guru thing is so funny," he added.
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What should Americans be taught about the Vietnam War, or the legacy of American slavery and the civil rights struggle or, for that matter, wars against Native Americans?
"These are matters of war and peace".
