Word: disruptively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...people feel impeachment is too drastic, that the country can't stand it. It's more a fear of the unknown than anything else-a deep-seated fear of a radical proceeding." Says Thomas Campbell, a professor of history at Cleveland State University: "An impeachment process would disrupt the country, and we can't afford it. I'm concerned about other problems in the country-the monetary crisis, the food and housing difficulties -and we need leadership. A long impeachment would leave us leaderless...
Left-wing Perónist youths charged that Jorge Osinde, a retired military officer who was the internal security chief in Perón's 1946 government, led an armed right-wing group that tried to disrupt a mass rally near Buenos Aires' international airport. Other Perónist groups fingered "armed bands of trade unionists," who they said had spent $25,000 in party funds for the arms used to kill fellow Perónistas...
Harvard's builders are tired of the jumble of styles that most construction here in the sixties brought on, and, above all, they do not want to disrupt the Yard with a building that seems out of place...
...also came across receipts for funds distributed to Liddy and an operative known as "Sedan Chair 2," who may have been a plant in Humphrey headquarters. Introduced by Magruder as a "super sleuth," Liddy once bounded into the office with a "great idea." He wanted to hire demonstrators to disrupt the Democratic Convention, including a woman who would undress...
...night of the teach-in, March 26, 1971, Cox appeared on the stage in Sanders Theater to plead with the crowd to stop the chanting and clapping which had made it impossible for the pro-war speakers to be heard. "You have the power to disrupt this meeting at any time. But will you please let me speak?" Cox told the noisy audience...