Word: distinct
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson does against these two teams will depend largely on which of its two images the team chooses to display. Recently the sextet has shown distinct tendencies toward achizophrenia...
Said Morrison: "You can put me down as last in any hating contest." Kennedy was unpopular in Louisiana, as he was in most of the Deep South. And because Morrison, although a lip-service segregationist himself, was unwilling to inveigh against Kennedy, he was a distinct underdog...
...contrast to the Congregationalists, Presbyterian, and Episcopalians, Jewish students in the college have access to a distinct organization. Separate Hillel societies exist at both Harvard and Radcliffe; executive committees meet weekly to establish a program; and there are representatives in all the Houses and Halls...
...free salary of $25,000. To assure continuity, the terms are staggered so that five expire every three years. Like the U.S. Supreme Court, the World Court decides by majority vote, and any justice is free to file his own separate opinion. The court has two distinct functions. It hands down "advisory opinions" when requested by the General Assembly, the Security Council, or any other major arm of the U.N. And as the highest international tribunal, it decides "contentious" cases submitted by national governments...
...Independ ent's sudden growth has come right out of the Herald and News's ad accounts. Says Robert Penland, Herald and News publisher: "We're probably going to have to work a little harder." Even if he does, his new competitor will retain one distinct advantage. Robert Penland sells his paper; Joan Kinney gives her Independent away free...