Word: anyway
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Mayor (popping back): Bob, you spoke too soon. I heard what you said. . . . Anyway, I'm not under indictment...
...Yesterday in Hearst's New York American I read how your offspring, "The March of Time'' is spreading subversive, communistic propaganda. About ten minutes later I was shown an article in Charles Angoff's left-wing American Spectator berating your fascistic qualities. This, to me anyway, is definite proof of your greatness. Congratulations...
...rich and almost rich, this consideration matters little. For them, relief would be extreme poverty, and they must save anyway in order to protect their usual standard. But for those to whom thrift is a real effort and virtue, for those who are striving by doing away with small luxuries to make themselves independent, self-supporting citizens, thrift means more and more a wasteful activity, and more and more citizens become dependent on the government, rather than on themselves, for economic support...
This year Putzy renewed last year's scholarship offer with an increase from $1,000 to $10,000. He probably argued to himself that Americans were interested only in the almighty dollar anyway, and that by raising the ante the Harvard authorities would jump at the offer. But Harvard's smiling President Conant understood Putzy's motives and swiftly replied...
...show. Presently Pitcher Johnson wound up, plunked one dollar into the river, placed two more well up on the opposite bank. Official distance: 286 ft. 6 in. Representative Bloom, "too busy" to attend, refused to pay the citizens of Fredericksburg $100,000, pointed out that the legend was impossible anyway since the dollar did not exist in Washington's youth...