Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Underneath the diplomatic surfaces, Sumner Welles's straight talk was probably taken in very good part by the Argentine majority, despite their Government. And the Argentine Government was careful to describe the situation as an "episode," rather than an "incident." This week mass meetings in various cities indicated that...
An Axis-provoked incident would probably bring forth a declaration of war from Columbia, Anton J, de Haas, professor of International Relations at the Business School, said yesterday. Professor de Haas has recently returned from a government-instigated trip to Columbia, where he established a commercial school at Bogota.
As Vag shuffled through the leaves which lay strewn on the path in the Yard, he noted a High School freshman walking towards him. There was nothing extraordinary about that, as it was nearing 2:30 o'clock, but then he noted a History One syllabus under the youth's...
...just an incident in the nation's desperate and confused manpower muddle. Incidentally, just over the Hudson from Freedman's company in Newark, U.S. Army Engineers in Manhattan were signing up men for $35 a week plus board & room to work in Hawaii...
This happy incident gave Molly her line: to nurse along a series of verbal wars. It worked so well that the column soon became the most successful feature Denver had had since the days of Eugene Field, back in the '80s.