RO Jenkins Times, July 27 Time asked: "Will the US come to think of China as a friend or a foe?" That question seems to perpetuate cold-war thinking.
The continuing existence of these weapons has perpetuated Cold War thinking, which in turn has postponed a long overdue discussion, not only about the reason for the nuclear weapons, but the role of the trans-Atlantic alliance, said Mr. Kristensen.
Norheim's court perpetuated a cold, unsentimental view of family relations: the ingredients for a good life seemed to have little to do with one's children and siblings.
What immobilizes us is our own shadow, our own projected darkness, and that's what perpetuates the cold grayness of our lives.
Shame on any American adult who uses children as pawns to perpetuate destructive behavior ("French Exchange Students Get the Cold Shoulder," news article, July 4).
Aware of the sensitive political climate of the Cold War, and not wishing to "perpetuate the idea that Russia was the enemy with a whole generation of children watching", Gerry Anderson decided to go against viewers' expectations by casting the Hood as Oriental and placing his temple hideaway in Malaysia.
Government officials frequently perpetuate this culture by invoking national security, but Marc Trachtenberg, a Cold War historian at U.C.L.A., told me that "the function of declassification is much broader than keeping information from the enemy".
Administration officials say there is no need to perpetuate a ban hammered out during the tense days of the cold war.
Drought and cold and sandstorms and isolation confound the gathering of the materials that perpetuate life, and yet these people survive.
The report, by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), appears to be an attempt by hawks in the US and the UK to perpetuate, using "black propaganda", the failed policies of the George W Bush administration, as well as previous administrations of the cold war era, to which they respectively once belonged.
They perpetuate poverty".
