Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Arsen Jovanovic of Yugoslavia agreed with Messer, but emphasized that such discrimination has continued in spite of frequent efforts by the Soviet government to prevent anti-Semitism and to eradicate its traditional causes by means of political and cultural propaganda...
...spite of Khrushchev's frequent hand-shaking with Negroes," stated Eso, Nigerians consider the American political system "far more effective" than the Soviet government in dealing constructively with racial problems...
...financed by all members, it will have no political powers, will serve instead as a clearinghouse for information-and help Britain's Commonwealth Relations Office plan bigger and better conferences. Most remarkable fact about the new Secretariat: its strongest backers were the African members, who for all their frequent nationalist fuming evidently find advantages in belonging to the club...
...major trend among Protestants is a denomination-crossing liturgical renewal that has restored much ceremony to Sunday services, and is elevating the sacrament toward equality with the preaching word. But to many churchgoers, the idea of candles, vestments and more frequent Communions still smacks of Romanism, and last week in Pittsburgh the nation's largest Lutheran church resolutely voted in favor of the low road in liturgy...
Harlan's frequent dissents are his creed; he is the disciple of judicial restraint on a court that he finds increasingly willing to reshape just about everything that comes to its attention. In the judicial year that ended last week, Harlan wrote 20 dissenting opinions, twice as many as any other Justice. The year before, he wrote 22 dissents. Sometimes Harlan is supported in them by Justices White, Clark and Stewart, but he is regularly beaten by the five so-called "activists": Chief Justice War ren and Justices Douglas, Black, Brennan and Goldberg...