Word: knowed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Assistant Director Nils Jergensen, a quadripleigic, helped give Mitchell insights on scenes. "If I'm writing a short story from a woman's point of view, I can never know everything she would feel," said Mitchell. "I can't know how a disabled person would feel in certain cases, but Nils...
Barbara Hoffman, a lawyer who serves as vice president of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, told an audience of 20 at the Cronkhite Graduate Center that employers had no right to know a woman's medical information unless her condition could impede her ability to perform her duties...
...more surprised. What could Ignatov's former chief of security have to tell Khrushchev? "Please, hear me out," said Galyukov hurriedly. "I happen to know that there is a plot against Nikita Sergeyevich. I wanted to tell him about it personally. There are many people involved...
...time we didn't know that my father had already decided to retire without putting up a fight. Late at night he called Mikoyan and said that if everyone wanted to relieve him of his posts, he would not object. Our telephone was bugged and his words became known immediately to his opponents, but we knew nothing. The whole morning of the 14th of October passed in exhausting expectation. At last there was a phone call from the Kremlin to say that he was on his way home...
...slavering shadow and made a murderous foray against the ordinary order of things. People simply did not want to believe it. The police, the public, the press kept trying to convert resonant mystery into conventional tabloid sordidness. The Chamberlains were devout Seventh-Day Adventists, and, since most people know little about that faith, wild rumors that it encouraged ritual murder soon surfaced. Worse, Lindy refused to play the archetypal role that this drama called for. She would not grieve hysterically for the reporters. Throughout her ordeal she was altogether too combative in her own defense, too openly contemptuous of misinformed...