Word: affectedly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Washington's greatest fear now is a military coup, which would inevitably spark a civil war and adversely affect any U.S. presence for many years to come. Says a State Department official recently returned from Tehran: "There is no question that a military takeover would be most dangerous for U.S. interests. It would blow away the moderates and invite the majority to unite behind a radical faction...
Another compromise to the pending bill proposed by representatives on the student congress is a "grandfather" clause, which would allow current 18-year-olds to keep their drinking privileges. Any new legislation would then affect only those under...
Though these programs only affect residential customers, who use 30 per cent of the energy produced by the T.V.A., they presage a turning from nonrenewable, polluting sources of energy. They are a spear in the cyclops...
Admissions officers said they expect the rise will not affect college admissions since Harvard's chief competitors have announced similar increases. Yale's tuition will be identical to Harvard's next year, Stanford's only slightly lower...
Robert H. Scott, director of financial systems, said yesterday it was impossible to predict how Carter's budget would affect Harvard research money. "Just because the national total goes up doesn't mean that Harvard's goes up," he said...