Word: forwardly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...violence to occur without interfering. The following night, police, aided by stewards, actively tried to break up gangs of black youths who were menacing black and white passersby. The bullyboys turned on the cops and stewards, showering them with stones, bricks and bottles. Then an order went out: "Move forward! Plenty of noise, lads." Phalanxes of goggled police, whooping and beating their 5-ft. plastic riot shields with batons, charged through mobs of petrified teenagers. When the battle ended half an hour later, the day's injuries totaled 233, including 170 police. Scotland Yard tallied 56 arrests...
...future I have been a public person always, and I continue to be a public person, unfortunately, except that I don't go to the office, and I don't have the same sort of feeling of responsibility. I had looked forward to not being Prime Minister, but I didn't realize I would feel this relief, as if a stone had been removed. I don't have any [political] plans, none at all. I can't have an anticipation of the future, because I just don't know what the government...
...failure. "We had all our values wrong," he tells his current actress girl friend. "We expected too much. Trusted too much. There's a great chasm in twentieth-century history. A frontier. Whether you were born before nineteen thirty-nine or not. The world, time...it slipped. Jumped forward three decades in one. We antediluvians have been left permanently out of gear...
...file a special environmental-impact statement covering matters like how the oil will be landed ashore. Also, Interior has created a 60-day review period after it announces a decision to offer offshore leases, in order to give states time to judge the impact on their shorelines and forward any objections. Congress is expected to set up a $200 million fund later this year to compensate property owners who suffer from spills, blowouts and other accidents offshore...
Hell, the real superstar is a man or a woman raising six kids on $150 a week, teaching them good values." The speaker is New York Knicks Forward Spencer Haywood, who left his home town of Silver City, Miss., at age 14 because there wasn't enough money to feed the ten kids in his family. At age 28, Haywood is trying to impart some "good values" to children in Manhattan's poor neighborhoods. His method? A basketball clinic where he teaches boys and girls aged ten to 17 about fair play on and off the court...