Word: flatted
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Though he often seems flat and pedantic in front of large crowds, Carter effectively conveys a soft-spoken reasonableness and decency in face-to-face talks. "If I ever lie to you, if I ever betray you, then I want you to leave me," he tells youthful supporters in New Hampshire-and they warmly applaud his sincerity. So far, he remains well back in the presidential pack. Still, as so many of the candidates keep pointing out, so was George McGovern in a comparable period four years...
...view of the girl. In a declaration filed with Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter, they declared that she was "a mentally and emotionally disturbed young woman, who is either emerging from or about to fall into a nervous breakdown." In their consultations with her, they said, "she appeared disorganized, flat and listless in her accounts, and vacillating in her attitude toward her parents and lawyers involved in the case. She seemed to have no idea of the gravity of her position." They said she often sat staring into space, ignoring questions they put to her, even when they repeated them...
National production may have grown at an annual rate approaching 10% in the third quarter-a solid rate for the beginning of recovery-but there are signs that the pace is slowing. The Commerce Department's index of twelve leading indicators was flat in August, ending five months of increase...
...recommendations, which were made by the "Self-Appraisal" committee, also called for MIT to adopt a "per unit" tuition plan, and drop the flat rate tuition plan...
...looked like a dreary afternoon in Hanover when Holy Cross went to the locker room with a 7-0 halftime edge. But Dartmouth found the right combination in roommates Bob Freidl and Mike Brait. QB Brait spotted Freidl in the left flat early in the 3rd quarter...