Word: leaded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Party Leadership: President Eisenhower's longstanding reluctance to dramatize the record of the Republican Administration in political terms left the G.O.P. leaderless and disorganized, while the Democrats built up a two-to-one organizational lead in volunteer workers across the U.S. Then Vice President Richard Nixon set off on his no-stop campaign trip, gave state and local G.O.P. leaders the spark they needed. By last week, with Ike jumping into the campaign to assert his own brand of party leadership (see Republicans), Republican spirits were on the rise. At week's end, bone weary, with voice choked...
...lead the dog away?" the little old lady said...
Glimp predicted that the growing trend toward aid in the form of loans may lead in the next five or ten years to a battle over the relative merits of loans and scholarships...
Princeton, long an important voice in the most advanced areas of educational thinking, has once again taken the lead in scholastic liberalism. The James Madison Assembly, an undergraduate debating group, has decided by an overwhelming vote of 26 to 9 that Brigitte Bardot should receive a degree of Doctor of Physical Education from that university...
...emphasized that it has chosen cheerleaders from within its own ranks only as a temporary measure. "The eight of us are not going to try any stunts," said Albert Gordon '59, of the new squad, "but will just lead the regular Harvard cheers. Next year, if there are two or three tumblers of sufficient ability in the College, they may be added to the group...