Word: complement
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...will wait for Yale to provide us scoring opportunities," he explained. Second line wings Dave Opsahl and Paul Sweeney and center Steve Owen have begun to find the nets in recent games, and should complement the first unit's scoring...
Pacing will be perhaps the most vital factor in any race aimed at a sub-four time. Coach Bill MeCurdy has said that neither Baker nor Shaw "is ready to go out and do it alone. Together they could do it any time. They complement one another...
...Volunteers? It has taken us most of seven years to realize our potential and our limitations. Technological skills are needed, and many Volunteers provide them. One minister of education has stated, "We have only ten Botswana nationals teaching at the post-primary level in Botswana out of a total complement of some 125 teachers.... For several years we are going to have to rely upon these Volunteers and speaking on behalf of the government, we are very happy to do so." Attitudinal qualities have been identified in nations such as India, where a thoousand Volunteers now serve. The joint Secretary...
...even disputatious to get along with the Dean. These powerful men are the ones who hold the balance of power on the educational reform efforts that students have sporadically called for during the past decade. If the alternative of a more informal, flexible, and liberal education is to complement the current departmental specialization and pressures, students will have to work through departments, as well as through their Faculty and Administrative sympathizers...
...Pentagon released word of her capture. In Yokosuka, the pregnant wife of Pueblo's executive officer, Lieut. Edward R. Murphy, heard about it from a neighbor, who heard it from her radio. As for the wounded crewmen, the Pentagon could not say which of Pueblo's complement of six officers, 75 enlisted men and two civilian hydrographers had been injured...