Word: clearest
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...William Blake. This is the theme of the last 20 years of Monet's work. He apparently perceived in some intuitive way what science had just begun to formulate -that all matter, from Charing Cross Bridge to the lilies on his pond, was energy. And energy's clearest manifestation was the frothing matrix of light in which, hour by hour, the forms of nature were dissolved and reconstituted before Monet's failing, astonished eyes...
...soot will constitute much more pollution than New York or Los Angeles power plants now produce. Each day, according to environmentalists, the complex will emit 1,970 tons of poisonous sulfur dioxide, 1,280 tons of nitrogen oxides and 240 tons of fly ash. Obscuring the nation's clearest skies, the soot would cripple the region's astronomical observatories. Particles would also rain down on six national parks, three national recreation areas, and 28 national monuments-visited last year by 16 million people in search of pristine nature...
...clearest recollections of another Harvard swimmer, Dave Powlison, involves Krause. At West Point this year when Harvard barely lost the relay, Krause kept cheering and clapping afterwards while others had thrown down their towels. "He was almost inspirational," Powlison said. "He was cheering because it'd been a good race. It was this really beautiful thing...
National Priorities. The issue is clearest in Nixon's proposals for turning programs now aimed at specific goals into broader "special" revenue-sharing grants. In last week's message, Nixon urged such a shift for 97 "narrow purpose" programs that now disburse $2,800,000 for everything from Braille records to experimental curriculum materials. They include virtually every section of the Johnson Administration's Elementary and Secondary Education...
...Justice Holmes stated, the clearest ease of violation of free speech is that of a person shouting "Fire" in a crowded theatre. Such a person should reasonably see the chaotic result of his yell. Likewise, the pro-war speakers and their sponsors did and/or should have foreseen the reaction of many students at the campus. Bringing in pro-warriors to a militantly anti-war campus logically results in disruption. Therefore, it is the pro-war speakers and their sponsors who, in the name of free speech, provoked the resultant disruption, i.e., but for the pro-war teach-in, such disruption...