Word: cluding
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...practice of serving food between meals to workers has given good results and is recommended." Snacks should in-clude milk or tomato juice, whole-wheat or enriched bread...
...which had started somewhere on the plains of Poland, had engulfed half the world in a hurricane of destruction and which was even now spoiling the sun along Mt. Auburn Street. Vag knew there was no use trying to escape; this was not the kind of wind one could clude by retreating' to the books and pipes of one's study. And Vag, the competent and worldly, suddenly felt very incompetent and unworldly--even rather helpless and just a little bit afraid...
...returned to competition after being out of the game since the first encounter with Harvard set the pace for the opposition and kept the puck in his possession for most of the time. Crimson forwards had difficulty in getting past the blue-line and when they did manage to clude the defence were beset by a horde of fierce-checking opponents...
...District Attorney George Z. Medalie, win their case, a victorious Government is likely to proceed, hammer & tongs, against dozens of associations. Thus the case may disturb a larger proportion of industry and commerce. It is in no way similar to many of the anti-trust suits pending which in-clude criminal actions against racketeers charged with intimidating competitors...
Results, Resolutions showed the tenor of Progressive thought. Among the re-forms the conference called for were: 1) abolition of the electoral college and the popular election of the President (without which no Third Party can make any effective headway); 2) tariff revision to in-clude the transfer of flexible authority from the White House to the Capitol; 3) Unemployment insurance; 4) co-ordinate State and Federal job agencies (the vetoed Wagner bill); 5) repeal of the War- time espionage act; 6) a law against Federal wiretapping; 7) admission of Cabinet members to Congressional debates; 8) removal of postal censorship...