Word: expanded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...time Dale Turner (Gordon) gets to Paris to play an open-ended gig at the Blue Note in 1959, he is both a bop legend and a physical wreck. Too much booze and junk, so much energy spent to expand the boundaries of jazz. "Oh, yes, I'm tired," Dale croaks in his slow, reedy tones. "Of everything except the music." Francis (Francois Cluzet), a commercial illustrator who worships Turner's artistry, wants to change that. The mousy Frenchman is thrilled to be spoken to, listened to, used by his idol. He will manage Turner's life and finances, fight...
...National Cancer Institute (NCI) last week awarded two Harvard doctors $1.2 million to expand their clinical tests of a promising new drug treatment for cancer victims...
...stakes are huge: some $2.4 trillion in annual exports of goods and services. World merchandise trade is expected to expand only about 3% this year, a sickly performance compared with the nearly 6% average annual growth of the 1970s. Protectionism is a prime reason for the slow pace...
Although the new Kennedy School admitted its first degree candidates in 1969, it was not until Bok's appointment as Harvard's 25th president that Price overcame his hesitation to expand rapidly the school's faculty and resources...
...members of the same community at Harvard, and we want it to continue expanding the minds of generations to come. The University won't be able to do that, however, if it refuses to expand its own mind right now to the voices of others...