Word: frequented
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Stassen, who earned his bachelor's and law degrees from the university, is known for his frequent campaigns to become President. He was dubbed Minnesota's "boy governor" when he was elected in 1938 at age 31 for the first of three two-year terms...
Only in Alaska may a person possess a small amount of marijuana. Yet almost anywhere in the nation it is possible to find stores selling pipes and other gear with which to enjoy the illicit weed. Called head shops ("head" is slang for a frequent drug user), they number about 15,000 and do an estimated $2 billion in annual business. But after an 8-to-0 U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week, high times could turn into hard times...
...only is Williams, the man, an institution but so are his daily teas. While talking of Williams, every person mentioned his afternoon teas, where any topic of conversation is brought up. Drinking tea and eating cookies, Williams and his students, colleagues, and frequent special guests talk about people's special projects, politics, his trip up the Amazon, silk in Japan, or any miscellaneous topic that comes to mind. Even Williams' own work is analyzed by his visitors at tea and everyone says he takes the criticism very well...
...political life of the small villages, like the living conditions, is almost feudal. Most of the communities live under the rule of a political warlord who demands that they pay tribute by giving him votes and taxes. The guerrillas often come from the same towns. Some 200 teachers, frequent objects of suspicion because of their close contact with the peasantry, have been assassinated from these and other seemingly placid villages...
Nayduch is excited about the future prospects of the area. "it could be very big if the local public was a little more supportive but at the moment, they don't seem to care," she says, echoing a frequent complaint of gallery owners in the area...