Word: dears
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ludicrous that the President and his Administration still hold dear the bugaboo of Communism to perpetuate our ridiculous role of the world's policemen! I refuse to allow my sympathy to be aroused by the sadly gory pictures in TIME, but remember instead the pictures of our American servicemen who lost their lives in the war we never should have fought in Viet...
...Dear Mr. Ripperton...
...passed without dissent, honoring Albert DeSalvo for his efforts in population control. Ivins recalls another bill requiring felons to submit twenty-four hours advance notice of their intended crimes, and a free-for all during which four representatives mounted the speaker's platform to sing "I Had a Dream, Dear." A recent study of state legislatures rated Texas thirty-eighth out of fifty in quality, provoking a predictable response from statehouse wags: "My God! You mean there are twelve worse than this...
...splintered country convinced O'Hanlon "that the Irish had become the most interesting subjects for anyone who wanted to understand and write about the flabby human condition in the last part of the century of industrial man." In 1972-73, he set up temporary residence in "dear, dirty Dublin," listening, looking and trying to remember why he left home in the first place...
...married when she was 15. More regularly, he pulled her nose and terrorized her about kitchen expenses. Against his enemies, or his imagined enemies, he was capable, in Ollard's words, of "scurrility verging at times on the hysterical." Yet Ollard feels compelled to insist that here, dear reader, stands a "kindhearted...