Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first press conference in six months to decry Europe's Atlantic partnership, offering instead a grandiose, 18th century vision of an independent continent dominated by France. De Gaulle's rhetoric prompted the resignations of five French Cabinet ministers, drew worried disavowals from De Gaulle's frequent partner-in-criticism, West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, and stung Kennedy to the strongest public rebuff he has yet aimed at an Allied head of state. The issues and arguments...
...patient, were more common in the profit-making hospitals. One of the first results of the report was that Commissioner Trussell tightened the city's already close rein on profit hospitals: now they will get only month-to-month licenses, which means far more frequent inspections. Though no such penetrating study has yet been made outside New York City, medical experts noted that across the country hospital codes are generally looser. Nationwide hospital treatment is generally no better than it is in New York, and in many places, worse...
...course Harvard students, internationally minded as they are, have speedily responded to the new offer. Brookline sends as many telegrams in one Sunday night as Cambridge does in two weeks, he observed. A frequent habit of Harvard students, he added, is for three or four of them to send some "silly poem" to the President. By the time they said all they wanted to say, even after leaving off the salutation, they had gone so far over the 15 word limit that they didn't save money anyhow...
...last week's flood of first-quarter earnings reports, corporation after corporation told a happy-sounding story. Taken as a whole, every major U.S. industry had done better than in the recession-bound first quarter of 1961 and record dollar earnings were frequent. Among the most successful...
...frequent reader of the Michigan University paper and a former CRIMSON editor, Riesman conceded that he was "not unaware of all the ambiguities, misunderstandings, and messes that can cloud the relation of a student newspaper to its various constituencies inside and outside the university...