Word: anew
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Dean Watson, peace anew...
Still, no one in authority seemed to realize the gravity of the situation. "Oil without a market . . . doesn't do a country much good," President Nixon blandly said only a month before the Middle East war broke out anew, seemingly unaware that in oil there is now only a seller's market. Even in such a simple matter as providing adequate petroleum stockpiles, the U.S. was caught flatfooted. When the boycott began, Europe had, in proportion to its consumption, a far larger emergency supply in its oil bank than...
...calcium carbonate are added. The resulting calcium salts settle to the bottom of the tanks, are removed and buried as safe landfill. The remaining liquid flows into another tank where it is treated with chemicals to create more caustic-soda solution for the scrubber-and the process begins anew...
...Nixon staff, confident that the willingness to release the tapes had taken the steam out of the impeachment drive, was dismayed to find that criticism of the President continued. The drastic reversals in policy by Nixon even seemed to worry some critics anew. In a particularly unkind cut, AFL-CIO President George Meany not only said that his union still wanted Nixon out of office, but added: "The events of the last several days prove the dangerous emotional instability of the President." The White House felt obliged to dignify this with a reply. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren called...
...fire, why have the protests ended? The answer is easy. You can bang your head against the wall only so long before it begins to hurt. I hope the pain will end soon, so that we can start putting our young and old heads together and bang anew...