Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...their plane a clear edge in cost effectiveness and contend that it can hold its own-or better -in terms of offensive capability. They point out that both planes will be able to penetrate Soviet defenses well into the 1980s. But even among B-52 proponents, there is some concern whether the old bird can remain aloft for another couple of decades...
...whole question of public funding of abortion ought to be resolved by legislators rather than by judges. Wrote Powell: "We leave entirely free both the Federal Government and the states, through the normal process of democracy, to provide the desired funding. The issues present policy decisions of the widest concern. They should be resolved by the representatives of the people, not by this court...
...seven tons a day. A cheekful of kat, they say, provides something of a high, makes them care less about heat and hunger, gives a general feeling of happiness, and enhances sexual potency. A local post office clerk, assessing the future with what appears to be typical lack of concern, shifts his chaw to the other cheek and says. "If things go bad, we will simply chew more kat, so we won't care as much. There is not much else...
...from what might be virtues in a literary biography-earnestness, caution, balance. Though the moviemakers clearly admire their subject, they are careful, for example, to dramatize his ravening egomania. A staff p.r. man is always present to arrange heroic news photos of the general, and MacArthur's own concern for image is fully laid out. One cannot complain that they have ignored those aspects of MacArthur's nature that his critics deplored. On the other hand, they have not done much with them, which is to say they have tiptoed up to the most fascinating enigma...
Letteri and Powers agreed the negotiations have reached a point where both sides consider money their primary concern. Earlier efforts at discussion stalled repeatedly over a number of non-monetary issues, especially the union's contention that the reorganization efforts of David L. Gorski, former chief of University police, had "destroyed morale within the force...