Word: finished
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Volpe has the opposition on the run." Rockfeller declared, "give him the tools and he'll finish the job." Rockfeller stressed his belief, expressed last February at Harvard's Godkin lectures, that "politics is the lifeblood of democracy...
Harvard was picked to finish weventh in the Ivy League by most pre-season experts last fall, but an upset victory over Dartmouth and a surprising 9-7 win over Princeton--a win gained by dint of a touchdown made with less than five minutes left in the game--boosted the Crimson to a tie for second place (with the Tigers) behind an awesomely powerful (by Ivy standards) Columbia eleven. Harvard, moreover, had an outside chance to move up into a tie for first. To do this, the Crimson would have to defeat both Brown and Yale...
...force of their own could neither prevent nor successfully retaliate against a Soviet nuclear strike; but, should the "pause" ever occur, the French could force Washington's hand by the use of even limited nuclear weapons. In other words, they could leave the U.S. no choice but to finish what the French had started...
...Rome for two weeks to shoot The Trial's execution scene (nothing in France suited him), then was moving his family to Malaga for the summer. There he will also shoot the prologue and epilogue of his movie, Don Quixote ("I didn't have enough money to finish it before, but now I think I can swing it"), commuting to Paris to cut and edit The Trial, which is due for September release. At 47, the Boy Wonder was a boy again...
Woodland West had the unmistakable development look, but its houses were spaced irregularly, and had variations of external finish that enabled them to be labeled ranch, colonial, rustic or modern...