Word: lock
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...indeed running? The answer is complicated, depending upon 1) Kennedy's own psychology and decision to run some time in the next six to eight months; 2) whether a candidate, especially Edmund Muskie, can win enough of the primaries next spring to purchase a lock on the Democratic nomination; and 3) how vulnerable Richard Nixon looks from the perspective of the Democratic Convention in Miami Beach next July...
...University, Police urge students to be sure to lock their doors before...
...towards the U.N. is also inconsistent. Pessimistic about the effectiveness of the U.N. as a peace-keeper he says, about the Middle East dilemma, "I think we can safely rule out U.N. assistance in peace keeping. It is difficult for the U.N. to function when the Arab votes can lock its action...
...head. Finally, he stopped talking and leaned back against the pillows piled at the head of his bed. The woman bent further forward, kissed him on the cheek and then walked over to the jail ward's wire-mesh door. As a red headed state policeman negotiated the lock, the young woman looked back at the bed where Malik Hakim, torn tendons in both his legs, lay. Hakim touched his dark, long-fingered hands together, and inclined his head towards them and her with an air of silent benevolence...
...couldn't join us either, they started rumors. You know, there's going to be a race riot. Well, you see, we wasn't talking about race riots. We was talking about history and facts. But they had to find some way to shut us up; so they locked us up. They locked up seven of us, but they didn't lock nobody white up. It's just like they do out here. You know, the cat that becomes the most articulate is the cat that gets ripped off. It got to the point that in the early...