Word: developed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...easy to see why the College encourages freshmen to develop good class-going habits from the very beginning. Students not used to the come-or-not attitude of large lectures might choose an extra hour of sleep too often. To check the attendance of those who have already passed through the Yard's gates, however, seems unnecessary. The University admits this by its practices in predominantly upperclass courses where no attendance record is kept...
...politics, most issues except war or a major depression are made, not born. The party in power has an obvious advantage in being able to frame and develop the issues. Almost without leaving their desks, the President and his Cabinet officers in State, Treasury and Defense could have built a dramatic national campaign around the Eisenhower Administration's accomplishments...
...drawer," said Mendès. He began that afternoon with hope. He spoke of a Moselle canal to link Lorraine's economy with the Ruhr, of a Rhone canal to open the Mediterranean to Germany, of joint arms plants, of joint German-French companies to develop France's North African territories. The Saar, Mendès indicated, could be just a small item in a new, sweeping Franco-German era of partnership...
Barring injuries, this Yardling team could develop into one of Guyda's finest...
...dozen in the billion-plus class. Yet nobody raises a serious complaint that these companies are too big. They and other giants have proved that big companies can not only be more efficient in many industries (e.g., autos), but only big companies can afford the research often needed to develop new industries. For example, RCA spent $50 million on black and white TV, another $12 million on color...