In a review of a biography of Lillian Hellman, The Economist used the phrase “at the height of the first cold war in 1952.”
I’m always the last to know. Is this usage widespread? When was the height of the second cold war?
In a review of a biography of Lillian Hellman, The Economist used the phrase “at the height of the first cold war in 1952.”
I’m always the last to know. Is this usage widespread? When was the height of the second cold war?
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