Word: developed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...going to develop a world economic policy to support its political objectives? This question was crystallized last week by President Eisenhower's foreign-trade message to Congress. If the program he recommended goes through Congress, the U.S. will have made a belated start toward a foreign economic policy. If not, a major gap in U.S. foreign policy will become more conspicuous than ever...
Festival judges denied that they had ever been deceived. They were always aware that some of the children on the festival stage were not singing, but they tolerated the practice of goldfishing because it enabled even tone-deaf children to share in the fun, and might eventually develop latent musical talent in some of the unpromising. There was also something to be said, perhaps, for the training in dramatics that the goldfish received. Reported one veteran chorister: "The ones who don't sing always have the most expression on their faces...
...process is secret, but the AEC has spent more than $1,000,000 helping International Minerals develop its method of extracting the pasty green uranium compound from phosphates (probably deposited in the rock by sea water). Extracting uranium from phosphates is not new. Scientists have known about it for years, but large-scale production has always been too expensive. By introducing new methods and by making it a byproduct of its normal business, International Minerals makes the old idea pay new dividends. Florida has the world's richest-known phosphate deposits, and the AEC says that, suitably developed...
...usual worries of a man shorter than most of the girls, with the result that he catches the audience's sympathy and holds it even to an improbable end. It is a modest but genuine triumph of self-restrained playing, and suggests that Mickey might well develop from a fine instinctive performer into a keenly conscious and accomplished character actor...
...woman married only once, but beginning intercourse at 16, is twice as likely to develop cervical cancer as a woman married between 20 and 24. The likelihood keeps going down as the marriage age goes...