Word: disrupter
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...House as one to one. The three Quad Houses are integrally linked by Hilles Library, their other Quad Houses are integrally linked by Hilles Library, their other shared facilities and their location apart from the other undergraduate Houses. To remove the equalized ratios in any of these Houses would disrupt them for the entire Quadrangle community...
...Street, A police permit has been issued for Commonwealth, a pleasant tree-shaded avenue lined with grimy brick apartments, but not for Boylston,' which cuts through one of Boston's more affluent shopping districts. Later the Globe said that shopkeepers had complained to the Mayor that the march would disrupt their business. The two ladies, one short with short brown hair, the other taller in a long brown coat and with an ugly motley-skinned face, engage in minor histrionics. Raising her eyes to the sky, the short one beseeches the crowd to acknowledge her conciliatory stance...
...factionalism that many feared would disrupt last week's summit did not materialize. All three groups want Portugal out of Angola so that they can settle their disputes without interference. To that end they were willing to proclaim public unity and share power in a provisional government until full independence is granted next November...
...four Ford children joined their parents for the holiday. On Christmas Eve, the family went to Vail's Inter-Faith Chapel. Though front-row seats had been reserved for the Fords in the crowded sanctuary, they discreetly declined to disrupt anyone by walking down front. Someone gave Mrs. Ford a rear seat, but the President and Michael, 24, Jack, 22, Steve, 18, and Susan, 17, insisted on standing through the service in the rear of the chapel with others...
...Latin America is mainly free from the guerrilla activity that plagued many of its nations for 15 years. Only in Argentina is it expected that terrorists might effectively disrupt the government in 1975. No end is in sight for the wave of kidnapings and killings by feuding rightists and leftists that have taken more than one life each day since President Juan Peron died last July...