Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...goes in Harlem, and so it will continue to go unless a stable and sensible leadership develops. There is justifiable fury in Harlem, but so many charlatans are scrambling to harness it to their own ends that it has become blurred and diffused. Should Harlem ever develop a selfless, home-grown leader, this much is certain: that fury will be aimed against whatever barriers of discrimination still exist, and it will take some costly resistance to keep them from falling. As a Negro patrolman on 125th Street put it, "You have to keep knocking on the door...
...sexual tension is admitted, then pushed to one side--as the boy says, "I sort of forgot it." In fact he does not forget it, nor does she, but if they are to get to know each other, they must pretend that they do. They develop injokes between themselves, as a safer way to experiment with intimacy. And they find new words for feelings that are too embarrassing to call by their real names, or whose names are hollow: "Hell," says the girl near the end of the play, "I love everybody. You I like...
...Chinese was concerned. After long consideration, Izvestia found his objections justified. Even more significant was the publication this month in Moscow's journal, Problems of Peace and Socialism, of Gheorghiu-Dej's argument that each Communist leader has the right, if not the duty, to develop his nation's economy as he sees...
Just how the streptococci cause the kidney inflammation, however, is not yet known. It is not by direct infection. Likeliest explanation, said Dr. Thompson, is an immune reaction. The inflamed kidneys take weeks or months to return to normal. Children are more likely than adults to develop nephritis. But 90% of children, as against only 50% of adults, recover completely...
...Office of Education and the National Science Foundation have given the University over $500,000 to help support the first phase of its three-year "Project Physics," to develop a new kind of high school physics course...