Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Donnell), played as a brooding almost Hamlet-like character who utters Stoppard's lines dripping with metaphysical existentialisms as if they were completely serious and without a hint of self-parody. Stoppard had meant the pair to be anonymous, not-too-bright. Everyman figures, but as played here the frequent confusion between the pair's names becomes a rather superficial joke routine...
...starting goalie slot is up for grabs among co-captain Leroy Thompson, Bruce Poliquin, a frequent starter last year, and Jim Michalson, last spring's freshman netminder...
...frequent digressions, Kawabata seems to remark on his own structural style...
...triumphant speech before the General Assembly of the United Nations symbolized the deterioration of Israel's international position. Once again, the continued viability of the State of Israel is in question. In addition, the politics of oil, superpower involvement in the Middle East, resurgent Palestinian nationalism have all become frequent topics in newspapers and journals. A quick glance at the schedule of speakers at Harvard demonstrates the upsurge of academic interest in the Middle East. Yet, in spite of this, the level of interest and involvement in programs related to Israel has been surprisingly low, even among Jewish students...
...result was a proposal to permit debate to be cut off on any motion when three-fifths of the entire Senate membership agrees. Mondale's original motion would have allowed three-fifths of those present and voting to invoke cloture. Given the frequent absenteeism in the Senate, the difference was significant. If 90 Senators voted under Mondale's rule, for example, 54 Senators could shut off debate...