Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...fact, it is difficult not to by-pass tomorrow's contest, and look ahead to the final two crucial League games next week, against Brown on Wednesday and Yale Saturday. The Yale game will probably decide the League title, since the Elis now match the Crimson's 6-0 League record...
...forthcoming parking decision the Administration will probably continue the principle of equal rights for students and local residents. But this will be only a provisional solution. The policy's crucial test will come years later, when an expanding University and increasingly congested Square have once again brought demands for an end to the undergraduate's car-owning privilege...
...every cosmic motion into a single set of laws. On three occasions Einstein felt sure he was on the point of grasping the "final truth." But he had to admit last year that he had "not yet found a practical way to confront the theory with experimental evidence," the crucial test for any theory...
...answer is crucial not only to Formosa. It is also crucial to the whole area of Southeast Asia. Scattered from clattering, neon-bright Hong Kong to Saigon's gaudy Chinese city of Cholon, from stilt houses and river boats along Bangkok's green canals to high-walled compounds in Djakarta and Siantar in Sumatra, from bamboo slums to sleek modern apartments in Singapore, live 12 million Chinese. For them, Chiang and Formosa are the only counter to the pull of Communist China on their loyalty...
...varsity's top slalom men, Sandy Whitelaw and Pete Churchill, did not compete in the meet, and their absence may have been crucial in the close competition...