Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lanky Bob Critchton proved the hero of the day for the Elephants, by-passing his stumbling teammates and stepping over miscellaneous Deacons sprawling after the elusive ball to score 20 points, four of them in a crucial last minute burst of energy...
Despite a logically constructed argument leading to his conclusions, by no means the most radical of these held by "progressives," Sternberg falls down in the crucial section of his treatise in transferring the historical treatment to a practical program While he is quite sure that the old capitalism is doomed. Sternberg's prognostication is clouded by his own uncertainties of the future. The flaws of Sternberg's own blueprints allow little optimism on the coming crisis...
...year ago was the crucial time. If something had happened, if the veteran had proved the explosive, neurotic animal that everybody supposed he might well be, the nation and the College could never have reached today's aura of comparative opulence. Right there, in the spring of 1946, the shape of many thins was determined...
...film is full of inspired documentation which is at once more realistic and more poetic than any of Hemingway's. When the Loyalists make their crucial*The other, in Eisenstein's Potemkin (1925). air raid, they have to depend on a peasant who has spotted the hidden airfield near his birthplace. But the peasant has never been in the air before, and cannot read maps. From a new perspective, at a time when every lost second can mean failure as well as death, he can recognize nothing. In his despair, the face of this amateur actor submits...
Memo to Peacemakers. Schumacher addressed himself chiefly to the Deputies of the Big Four Foreign Ministers in London, who were about to start work on the crucial German and Austrian peace treaties (to be written in Moscow in March). Said he: "In the end, one must tell the Allies that total war also means total responsibility. . . . We are living ... in all disgrace and all privation of moral and spiritual qualities. ... To the German people this period . . . seems like an eternity of misery and hunger. . . ." Schumacher credited the Allies with many positive accomplishments in Germany, but criticized them for not "knowing...