Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...supplies of rice, charcoal, dried fish and canned goods. Among the 9,500-odd Americans in the capital, including nearly 1,900 women and children, mild security precautions were quietly taken. U.S. citizens were advised to alter their "normal patterns of movement," avoid public places of amusement, and make "frequent inspections of vehicles for bombs...
Beyond all that, a pool owner's biggest legal risk is the obvious one that guests or trespassers may be hurt or drowned. Although injuries are frequent, the pool industry claims only 3.7 fatalities a year per 10,000 pools, and suits involving pool-drowned children are still relatively few. Still, the steady proliferation of pools suggests that owners had best beware...
...much as a hint of what, if anything, had been found, investors bought up more than 6,000,000 shares of Windfall in the week of this announcement. Rumors of a rich lode raced through Bay Street, Toronto's Wall Street. The company remained noncommittal and, despite frequent urgings from the Toronto Exchange, did not report its drilling results...
...when his old club named frequent co-star Shirley MacLaine "Woman of the Year," Lemmon wired her, "Congratulations on being named broad of the year...
...place this discussion of spectacle first because Barstow clearly tried to put on a spectacular Richard. The points may seem trivial, but they are examples of how he failed. The costumes and decorations are pretty; the frequent presence on the stage of two dozen people is sometimes impressive. But all this contributes little to the production as a whole, and in many ways it detracts...