Word: consisting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...story, burlesque. Probably on this account is the story apocryphal. No vulgarian (red vest, shock of red hair, silk hat) could be as preposterous as Jiggs; no scowling, tight-lipped lady as savage as Maggie. Nevertheless, U. S. masses have for many years followed their somewhat stylized activities, which consist chiefly in family strife and almost invariably end with Maggie pelting Jiggs with crockery. Throughout the U. S. are lunchrooms and coffeepots named for Dinty Moore's, refuge of Jiggs from perpetual fusillades. "Bringing Up Father," besides running in the newspapers of 71 countries in 29 languages and making Cartoonist...
...alterations consist of removing various old partitions, some sinks, and some built-in cupboards in the section. New partitions of glass, sheet-rock, and wire grating are being installed in their place, which will divide the section up into four large rooms for laboratory use and the smaller offices...
...plant would consist of three buildings connected by covered corridors. Of these the building now used for contagious cases, and on the lower floor, for out-patient clinics, would remain practically unchanged; the new building would have, besides the operating rooms, wards and private rooms for twice as many patients as can now be accommodated; the main building, it is thought, would with minor changes suffice for the administration offices and for the nurses' and maids' quarters. To move the present contagious wing, a step that the lack of available land would necessitate, would cost $100,000. The cost...
...name of law," promptly declared Catholic Archbishop Pascual Diaz, in a pastoral letter to his flock. "It does not merit the name of law, since if it is judged from the Catholic viewpoint it is contrary to the 'just ordination of reason' of which every law should consist; it opposes the positive dispositions of God and the teachings of the Church, the authentic and infallible organ established by Jesus Christ our Lord...
...proposed examinations would be held in the middle of the school year and would in no sense conflict with the June examinations. Like the Scholastic Aptitude Test they would not be based upon the school curriculum, but would measure results or attainment. It is probable that these examinations would consist of three parts, a verbal test, a mathematical test, and a modern language test, each of three hours' duration...