Word: eventfully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cost. Yet last week Edward Moore Kennedy ended the drama by ruling himself out of competition for 1968. "It is impossible," he said in a formal statement. "My reasons are purely personal. They arise from the change in my personal situation and responsibilities as a result of the event of last month...
...preserve her hopes, which comes to mean in the end simply preserving the life of her last son, the effects are puzzling but no more. To the blacks, (the only ones shown in the play are a group of captured soldiers from an all-black Northern regiment) the event is a sordid release but one that, it is amply implied, will get them nowhere...
...S.W.A.T. Squad. Every frontline policeman in Los Angeles has been through a three-day riot-control school, and all have been told exactly what to do in event of riot. Officers would no longer work as individuals, but would be assigned to highly mobile, rapidly moving squads. "One man, operating as one man," says Reddin, "can control only one man. One man as part of a squad of ten can control several hundred people." When should a policeman shoot to kill? Reddin is notably evasive, refusing even to outline a situation when he himself would fire his revolver. Ultimately...
Because 95% of auto-accident in juries are ultimately settled for $10,000 or less, the companies figure that if only 30% of those offered fast payoffs accepted them, the experiment would cost insurers nothing extra. In the unlikely event that every victim took them up on their offer, the companies estimate that their claims costs, now inflated by legal fees and court awards for pain and suffering, would fall by at least...
...experiencing balance of payments deficits of their own, thus eliminating the need for Britain to continue dipping into its own reserves. Those countries free of deficits, meanwhile, will be asked to hold onto their sterling. In return, Britain will promise to compensate them for all losses incurred in the event of another devaluation of the pound...