Word: containing
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Preventing Disease. From this discovery, Funk correctly theorized that chemical substances which he named vitamines (from the Latin vita for life and amine for chemical compounds containing nitrogen) were capable of preventing deficiency diseases such as scurvy, pellagra and rickets, and indeed were essential to the sustenance of healthy life. The assumption that all vitamins contain nitrogen later proved wrong, and the e was dropped...
Publishing excerpts from a forthcoming book, Six Seconds in Dallas, the Post can hardly contain its excitement. Calling Author Josiah Thompson, 32, a philosophy teacher at Haverford College, a "warm and engaging idealist with a mind like a ripsaw," Editor Bill Emerson Jr. enthusiastically writes that the book "demolishes" the Warren Commission Report. An equally emotional editorial declares that the details amassed by Thompson "cry out for the truth to be told and for the murderers to be punished...
After Zimmerman threw an incomplete pass, Hornblower took a handoff and rolled toward the right sideline. Brown safetyman Dave Jollin charged up to contain the run, but at the last minute the sophomore Hornblower fired a bomb to Gatto deep down the sideline. The mighty Gatto caught the ball at about the Brown 25 and outran the defense to the end zone...
...young bloods' who contain especially the hatred Che Guevara speaks of when he says: 'Hatred is an element of the struggle, relentless hatred of the enemy that impels us over and beyond the natural limitations of man, and transforms us into effective, violent, selected and cold killing machines...
Some of the articles in the new constitution which the RGA did not get around to voting on yesterday contain controversial issues. The RUA quorum, for example, is very much in dispute...