Word: alls
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Clancy praised the vice-President for taking "vigorous stands on all issues." In turn Clancy's opponent accused Nixon of taking both sides of all questions until he decided which side would be more profitable.
Monro commented on the College's "obligation to take a stand" on the loyalty requirement and said that a strong registration of opinion from students and "all sorts of universities" is necessary to eventuate repeal of the requirement.
(Why not, indeed. There are thousands of 'its' one can do, but you won't think of them. You could drive down to Gloucester and catch a dolphin, and then put it on your mantle piece with an apple in its mouth. Or you could go to Franklin Park Zoo...
(Tell her something different for once, that you live in Bankok and go to the University of Thailand. You came to the game on your roommate's carrier pigeon; it was a pretty difficult trip, all in all, you could never keep the bird on its course. Then tell her...
Footsteps ran down the street. A group walked by, singing "and through the open window she hands Charlie a sandwich. . ." Beer cans clattered to the sidewalk. And then, above it all, a boy shouted "Everyone up to a party at Olsen's pad."