Word: bring
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Franco had exercised considerable restraint. But Spanish officials were openly talking of using the "full weight of Spanish might" if the government of Morocco's King Mohammed V did not soon bring the aggressive Liberation Army under control...
MORTGAGE MONEY will be easier next spring, builders say, since investors are starting to switch from bonds -whose interest rates are falling-to mortgages that bring steady 5% to 6%. Signs of slipping interest rates: Government's short-term borrowing costs are below 3% for first time since May, and a high-grade utility security has been sold for less than 4% for first time this year...
...priced and quality tires (and in its TV version is expanding its sales pitch), it has also gone a long way toward realizing Harvey Sr.'s "hope and desire" that The Voice of Firestone "become a source of pleasure . . . and that your enjoyment may bring us closer together and leave you with a kindly feeling toward the organization that is so happy to serve...
...frame surrounds awesome talent. His choppy, hustling stride sheds tacklers; he is a vicious blocker and a shrewd, swift safety man. On offense or defense, his specialty is hitting opponents with skill, purpose and power. Last year, when Tackle Bobby Lockett teamed up with End John Tracey to bring down Texas Christian's great Halfback Jim Swink, Crow came up to "secure" the tackle, as the football euphemism goes. He knocked both Swink and Tracey goggle-eyed, and Tackle Lockett was belted right out of the game. Says he: "I felt like Crow had pushed my neck clean through...
...national game preserve (see map). So promising was the well (900 bbl. a day) that the companies are prepared to sink $100 million into the search for more. If they are just moderately successful, they will invest another $200 million in production, refining, transport and storage facilities. This would bring in still other industries, open a bright new era for Alaska that might well make the territory selfsupporting. But last week the best-laid plans of the oilmen were held up by a single, formidable obstacle: the big (7 ft. tall, 10 ft. long), shaggy Alaskan moose...