Word: competitors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...TIME, NOV. 14, SAYS THE ST. PETERSBURG "TIMES" is OWNED BY MY COMPETITOR, BRITISH...
Competition in our society is not new, but the female as a competitor is, and the emancipation of women has put certain phases of equality (not based on biological aspects) on a competitive basis with the male. His ego and intellect are threatened...
...have made in 30 years of teaching, McNamara still has a liking for the academic life. He lives in Ann Arbor, 38 miles from the Ford Co.'s Dearborn headquarters, with his wife Margaret and three children, because it is a university town. He frequently test-drives a competitor's car on his commute to Ann Arbor. Recently, in a competing car, he was once more reminded of quality. The car stalled in a rainstorm. It took McNamara, soaking wet, three hitchhikes to get home...
...Brattle Theatre will take over management of the University Theatre, its present competitor on the Square, beginning next November...
Crassus, actually only a competitor for the consulship while Spartacus was on the loose, is presented as the Dictator of Rome. To compound the cinematic crime, Caesar, the empire builder, is portrayed by Actor Gavin, a rose-lipped, sloe-eyed young man who looks as though he never got to the first conjugation, let alone the Gallic Wars. And Antoninus, a Roman poet, is played by Actor Curtis with an accent which suggests that the ancient Tiber was a tributary of the Bronx River. To these blunders is added the customary quota of glaring goofs (a map of Italy that...