Word: chaotically
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...with the two flutes; the crew checks the stage lighting, fading in and out on the three performers doing their warm-ups. Tom Johnson, the music director, stops by to check details, as do five others in the next fifteen minutes. The room is noisy and alive, but not chaotic. Everything focuses towards the metamorphosis into Brel...
...interesting anecdotes, Durso methodically examines each of the major professional sports, from baseball to boxing, from football to golf. He charts the skyrocketing purses and salaries, the mushrooming gates, and the high TV revenues in a calm, understated style. His collected, unassuming assurance sharply contrasts with his perplexing, chaotic subject...
...anti-war protest in the past two years, I find it impossible to sit around passively while Nixon throttles this war up to a bloody new pitch. The memory of those dreary marches in the past that tottered between the inanity of Pepsi Generation DJ's and the chaotic in-fighting of splinter group radicals has inhibited many of us from political activity for two year. While we might have been fools then in an embarrassment of youth, we would be infinitely worse now if we let Nixon get away with massacring a people to save his proud and political...
Since then, the Barsky Unit has built up a staff of eleven physicians and treated some 4,000 children. The task has not been easy. Many Vietnamese at first were suspicious of both the hospital and the foreigners-Americans, Canadians and British-who staffed it. The country's chaotic transportation system also prevented many prospective patients from coming to the center; to reach them, CMR1 set up ten screening clinics in the provinces. The procedure of picking patients is a delicate one. Says Dr. John Champlin, 32, CMRl's former screening officer: "It's quite difficult...
...seriously hurt. How the American people were going to survive the endless spring-with 20 more primaries to go-was another question. Almost weekly, it seemed, with hurdy-gurdy and bugles, politicians were "front-running" and "slumping," buried one Tuesday to be disinterred the next week in the costly, chaotic exercise of democracy. The spectacle was beginning to give some point to Arizona Representative Morris Udall's suggestion that primaries be held only on three fixed dates, with the choice of date left to each state...