Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Meanwhile, Premier Poincaré was noticed to be "strained and nervous"; MM. Daudet and Magne, responsible for the tumult, remained in safety in the upper rows, cool, calm and collected despite the taunts of laches (cowards, cravens) from the crowded galleries.
The meet officials decided that the invitation 880-yard run was too crowded and ran two separate races over this distance. It was in the second of these that Harvard scored. Both Brown and Broome had light handicaps.
Beginning at an unknown date, he explained, the entire Class Day exercises were held about the tree. At that time seats were erected about the tree and visitors and class members alike were present. In 1898, however, when the space had become too crowded, all of the exercises, but the...
Kinangonzi was played for the first time at Stockholm. The theatre was crowded with a distinguished audience, including the Swedish Royal Family and the whole Diplomatic Corps.
Horace Liveright, publisher: "Rabbi Samuel Schulman of the Temple Beth-El, Manhattan, devoted an entire sermon to 'A Nasty Book.' Rabbi Schulman refuses to name this 'stinking, tingling book' which is 'making enough money for its author and publisher as it is.' But it...