Word: eleven
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...least seven times in the past eleven months, mysterious Russian unmanned space shots launched from the Soviet cosmodrome at Tyuratam, Kazakhstan, have set off flurries of speculation among U.S. space and military experts. All seven seem to have been attempts to return payloads to earth in one orbit or less, and all have had un usually inclined elliptical orbits with abnormally low perigees...
teams had played eleven games against their N.F.L. elders and lost eight of them. Of course, some people refuse to learn their place. The Denver Broncos, who lost ten out of 14 games in the A.F.L. last year, knocked off two N.F.L...
...their consultants, one of whom was Architect Pereira, were not really caught napping. Volume at the city's old terminal in 1956 was about 3,000,000 passengers a year. Though the forecast for 1965 was 7,000,000, the Los Angeles planners decided to bet on eleven million. Even then, they were short of the mark, and the estimates for this year are close to 20 million, and for 1975 a whopping 55 million...
Headed by Harvard President Nathan Pusey and Dr. Charles Taylor, former executive director of the American Association of Theological Schools, the committee found a striking lack of quality in Episcopal candidates for the priesthood. Roughly 43% of the 1,042 students at the church's eleven accredited seminaries had college averages of C+ or lower; more than half had come to theology after having tried some other way of life. The quality of the seminaries them selves was also inadequate. The report found that students are overloaded with a bewildering patchwork of courses, and develop little sense of community...
...Behn was successful in creating this confusion; even today, many people think of ITT as the international division of A.T. & T. Behn received a more tangible assist from A.T. & T. in 1925 when that company sold him its foreign manufacturing subsidiary, International Western Electric, which produced telephone equipment in eleven countries...