Word: bring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Specifically, it is not the case that the "NSA Unit Urges Council Give Up DP Scholarships;" and moreover it is not the case that "The University's NSA delegation has abandoned sole responsibility for organizing a national drive to bring student DP's to this country...
Closer cooperation with the Medical School might also bring about economies in the management of Stillman Infirmary. In 1946-47 more than $141,000 out of a total expenditure of $423,000 went to maintain a large, year-round staff at Stillman. Ninety percent of the time, more than half of Stillman's beds are empty, and seldom is the whole staff busy. As the committee points out, the large staff is a worthwhile form of insurance against epidemics that should not be given up. But the Hygiene Department has given no conclusive reasons why the permanent staff at Stillman...
...often as not, job-seekers are not in desperate need for money, but take on some part-time work just to fill their spare time or their wallets. These are the men who bring in such diverse talents that the Employments Bureau has recently had to set up a special Entertainment Bureau to handle their needs...
Though it all sounded like so much stratospheric financial gobbledygook, it was far more than that. The pegging of the market was a potent inflationary force, and ill-advised tinkering with it might bring the whole boom tumbling down...
...Example: "Kiss your husband one last kiss he can take around the world before you give him another . . . Now I'm going to give you a big geographical kiss that'll bring you good luck and keep you warm in the Aleutians and keep you cool in the Caribbean...