Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...century of disorder in Mexico has sanctioned frequent American intervention and more frequent threats of it. This policy has crystallized in the mind of the American, Industrialist with holdings in Mexico into the habit of appeal to the United States Government for security of his property. Such appeals are, in their essence, appeals to protect rights that the Mexican Government alone ought to be competent, not only to protect, but also to define; and are subversive to its every attempt to assert itself...
...then he threatened suicide, although behaving admirably toward Princess Helen, who is said to be gradually going blind. A few weeks ago he failed to return to Bucharest after attending the funeral of the Queen Mother of England. This was not even mentioned in despatches because his frequent "disappearances" with Zyzis have become commonplace...
...about the very simple facts of the deal and for 55 minutes about himself, his many friends, his children (Clarence Douglass, aged 15, with whom he hunts and fishes; Dorothy Anne, aged 12, whom he supplies with dogs, ponies, stories and a paternal playmate), his herd of Guernseys, his frequent trips abroad...
...five goals in leading the Crimson riders to a 10 to 1 1-2 victory over the National Lancers in the first meeting of the season's indoor competition at the Commonwealth Armory last Saturday night. The University squad of veterans overwhelmed the Lancers, after a slow start, with frequent flashes of championship form...
Coach Bigelow rushed in his reserves at frequent intervals and usually alternated the first forward line, made up of Hamlen, Gross, and Chase, and the reserve forwards, Zarakov, Harding, and Scott, without breaking up the combination. The second lineup is slightly slower but dangerous and aggressive. Both veteran goal guards played the entire game...