Word: chunk
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This amount represents an increase over the funding stipulated in last year's act, which supported a significant chunk of the budget of the Russian Research Center--one of the few centers of its kind in the country...
...working in TV in the '50s, but the condition has been seriously aggravated. If I were in control of a network, I think I would be satisfied with a mere million-dollar profit instead of a 150 million-dollar profit. I would supply on prime time a healthy chunk of beauty and commitment. I think the American people deserve some truth-at least as much truth as we can give them-instead of pure entertainment or pure addiction...
Chicago, whose new album has a picture of a big chunk of Ex-Lax on the cover, (go check for yourself if you don't believe me) will "perform" at the Boston Garden...
...subtitled "Inside the Ervin Committee--The Untold Story of Watergate," Chief Counsel actually reveals precious little new information about the break-in, the cover-up, the associated dirty tricks, or anything substantive about the process of the Senate committee's investigation. What the book does provide is a large chunk of new Watergate trivia; gossip--and often nothing more--about individual senators on the committee and Dash's own investigators, spiced with a few professorial observations about due process and the role of congressional investigating committees...
...history Ford may figure as little more than a short, interim chapter, an expanded footnote. Yet it is, at the least, a critical chunk of a history that keeps churning and moving. Ford's call for a pause was characteristic of the man but was not in the tradition of change that is at the center of American life...