Word: attained
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Jaffe said that there was some possibility of a renewal of publication in the near future, and that in the meantime he hoped that "the future of the Guardian as the Liberal Union's publication will attain the heights reached by the Progressive in the past. There is a definite place in Harvard for a liberal magazine...
...that Harlow will do anything short of losing a game the preceding Saturday to make his eleven the underdog for the next contest on the schedule, and certainly the fact that Loren MacKinney will not play Saturday won't make it harder for the Crimson's venerable oologist to attain his goal...
...smoothly which the forwards. Jack Clarke, a Junior who has not played since his Freshman year, was a surprise starter at right half as Coach Jim McDonald sought to find a telling combination for the game. Clarke has both power and speed and with a little more play will attain the ball perfection he lacks at the moment...
...tall, dark 30-year-old Southern girl, Nancy Sasser has in short order won a success that many a professional might not attain in a lifetime. Out of her amateur spirit something new under the sun has been born...
...Moscow, the other for Kiev and the Ukraine (see map) - over land flat as a billiard table, through fields still too green to be burned, under a sky clear enough for half-blind pilots. The weather would stay fine for three months, within which the Germans intended to attain their objectives...