Word: flows
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...important, at the outset, to be clear about the area of adjudication appropriate in this matter. The College has long stood for freedom of expression and must in this case. The University depends for its life blood on the free flow of ideas. Clearly, therefore, it is impossible to protect students from dangerous or unpopular ideas. Their only protection lies in the ability to make fair and clear distinctions and to choose wisely between ideas. The values behind the First Amendment which guarantee the right to a free press must be affirmed in this case. Those values are indivisible...
...questions and thought about them for a second did you actually realize that you were sitting with your legs crossed, or with the paper folded in half. No, you were not conscious until that moment, and you are probably not conscious right now as you drift, back into the flow of this article...
...expected. High winds stymied their earliest attempts to get aboard the platform; later a potentially dangerous gas buildup around the wellhead forced them to retreat temporarily. Using brass tools to avoid striking sparks that could ignite the gas, the Americans made four unsuccessful attempts to shut off the flow. At week's end-bolstered by the arrival of their boss, famed oilwell troubleshooter Paul ("Red") Adair-they finally capped the well with the aid of new heavy-duty valves flown in from California...
...aorta; then he attached one to the posterior descending coronary artery, the other to the left anterior descending artery. In effect, he had used the first three bypasses to clear traffic through the clogged local streets-and the aortic bypasses to provide two expressways for additional free flow...
...example, in most U.S. fields, two-thirds of the oil is left behind in drilled wells as the gas pressure decreases and the flow becomes weak. So-called secondary and tertiary methods, which involve pumping water or solvent chemicals into wells can bring out much more. In recognition of the high cost of such "enhanced" recovery, the Carter energy program would free oil produced by those methods from domestic price controls, thereby rewarding the producer with a handsome potential profit...