Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...started to cough. "What's the matter, kid?" asked the man next to us. "You're not worried about all this cancer talk, are you? Tobacco can't hurt you. Drinking...and eating...that's the dangerous stuff. Ask the boys at the next table...
Such delicacy served so purpose, and Harvard reluctantly proceeded. Some the walls and roof were in place; Wadsworth and the workmen spread a bouquet, gave thanks that "no life was lost, nor person hurt," and concluded with the 127th Psalm. The thousand pounds was gone, however, and the Corporation made a more candid appeal to the legislature, emphasizing the President's grievous state. He had spread his family among different homes and his belongings among different barns, and despite his exalted post had lived this way for a year. The General Court was unimpressed...
...close vote on German rearmament. In private, Mendès keeps referring sadly to the narrowness of the plurality (27 votes). He deliberately let EDC die on the assumption that he could get a husky plurality for straight German rearmament. He now realizes that his gamble has hurt French prestige abroad...
...Moderates. With segregation deeply imbedded in tradition, most Southern dailies have opposed trying to end it by "judicial fiat." Even liberal Editor Hodding Carter of the Greenville (Miss.) Delta Democrat-Times, who opposes segregation on "moral grounds," feels that the Supreme Court decision has hurt the gradual progress of desegregation in the South by forcing both segregationists and desegregationists to "extremes." But now that the Supreme Court has struck segregation down, Tuskegee Institute reports that less than one-quarter of Southern dailies surveyed still flatly oppose the court's verdict. "Most papers," says one Louisiana newsman, "take the position...
...change it "by iron and manacles." The attempt failed. Sir George also was cross when his daughter showed a distaste for lawn tennis, made her practice the cello, although she liked the piano. "I used to practice with tears pouring down my cheeks because the ¶string hurt my little finger so frightfully, and also because I was making such a horrible noise...