Word: containing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...come from the moon, knocked off by other meteorites and occasional comets that have bombarded the lunar surface. Imbedded in many of those moon-sent meteorites are smooth fragments that appear to have been shaped by frictional effects like those that would be caused by flowing water. They also contain such minerals as clay-type silicates and calcium carbonates that Urey says "can hardly be accounted for except by the action of liquid water over some length of time...
...three major compositions, the Fantasies came across most strongly--perhaps because the composer himself was playing them, perhaps because they contain more traditional elements than the works of the other composers. In the midst of all that atonality one could actually hear thirds and complete triads, and both the second and third pieces seemed to end on notes operating as tonics. As a group, the Fantasies could be construed as a sonata-like succession of contrasting movements, with a traditionally slow and pensive second movement acting as the keystone...
...Brown will have to contain a highly-improved Harvard team if it is to take out its hostilities today. And the indications are that the Bruins just might not be able to stop Harvard's high-powered midfield of Marty Cain, Alan Timberlake, and Jim Kilkowski, who played so well Saturday against Cornell...
...dictatorship cannot possibly lead to a lasting solution of the tensions which have built up in Greece since Papandreou's dismissal as prime minister in 1965. The Army is not sufficiently strong, united, or popular to contain dissent for long especially in the face of opposition from the moderate right, symbolized by the king. There will probably be bloodshed and the regime, if insecure, may resort to political executions...
...Margarita, which critics knew existed but had never seen in print, is perhaps his most daring work. Its publication for the first time in Russia is part of a literary rebellion that is sweeping through Soviet letters. The Kremlin is watching in dismay, but has so far tried to contain rather than crush the new independence...