Word: actualized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...helmet as a hammer for tent stakes, a shaving basin and a stew pot -as well as, of course, a means of protection. But the old "wobble pot" is also literally a pain in the neck. It comes in only one size (with adjustable liner), feels like a ton (actual weight: 3 Ibs. 4 oz.) and a soldier has to hold it on when he runs. At last, relief is in sight. The U.S. Army Research and Development Command at Natick, Mass., is field-testing a new design. Made of a high-strength organic fiber, it features a flattened...
Whether or not their actual affair now seems in some ways funny to them, Allen's humor has never fitted its subject better. Annie Hall addicts have been returning to theaters three and four times. Allen fans recite bits such as the one that shows Alvy and Annie, on a split screen, talking to their shrinks about the frequency with which they have sex. "Hardly ever," says Alvy, aggrieved; "maybe three times a week." "All the time," says Annie, fed up; "at least three times a week...
...answer to all such complaints, of course, is that Behind Closed Doors is a confection and nothing more. Nevertheless, it has obviously touched a nerve in American society that was all too recently scraped raw by the actual experience of Watergate...
...world, color was equated with feeling. It belonged to the realm of Dionysus. But Matisse's goal was, in his own words, to establish "a sort of hierarchy of all my sensations," to possess and minutely articulate the nuances of feeling. There was nothing more decisive than the actual process of cutting, the shears slicing through the painted paper, dividing the final form from its surplus without ambiguity...
...picking on the people involved. You just have to continue to dig and print what you think is newsworthy." St. Louis Post-Dispatch Reporter Thomas Ottenad thinks reporters had no choice but to go after Lance, especially after the comptroller's report pronounced him innocent only of actual violation of law. "There were things in there that cried out for further explanation," he says. Los Angeles Times Editor William Thomas insists that "just about everyone gave Lance the benefit of the doubt. If anything, we were a little hesitant about making a full commitment...