Word: ah
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will retire within the next fortnight, paid in full ($65,000 a year) through April 1952. Chandler's departure will leave only the guiding hand of an executive council to settle baseball's disputes. But after six years of hearing Happy's bourbon baritone intone "Ah loves baseball"-and not much else-the club owners seemed in no hurry to name a successor...
When the Russians occupied Azerbaijan, Mohammed Mossadeq was in the front row of those calling for their expulsion. After the U.N. forced the Russians to evacuate, he turned his attention to his old enemy, the British. He still opposed any pro-Russian gestures, like Premier AH Razmara's $20 million trade treaty with Moscow, but Red expansion worried him far less than British exploitation of Iran...
Giuliano glared at him in quick suspicion. "What do you mean?" he asked. Pisciotta shrugged, laughed and guided the talk into reminiscences. Ah, banditry today was not what it once was. Remember the old days when...
...went on to point out that the provisions of the bill were already covered by existing laws. A representative leaned forward: "Ah, then you say there is duplicity." There was a pause. The representative repeated, "Duplicity, duplication of existing legislation," and the young man nodded hesitantly...
...where it is. The violent crusade of the National Front for immediate nationalization of Iran's oil, the threats against those who disagreed, had brought political assassination back to Iran and had made Iran's Communists bold. Last week, under martial law after the murders of Premier AH Razmara and Education Minister Dr. Abdul Zanganeh, Teheran was quiet, but police picked up 25 gun-toting...