Word: locked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...magnetic-encoded tapes can be used in a lock-access system, such as the one at Eliot House...
...Neill used the full power of his office between 1949 and 1952 to ram through the state's "Little New Deal" of social legislation. During key votes, he was known to lock the doors, as he puts it, "to keep a fella from taking a walk...
...briefly, out of boredom. People go back when they are looking for something, be it a vision, an identity, a synthesis of their experience, some sought confirmation of their lives. They go back when a movie excites some inside need they had not acknowledged, when it jars loose a lock on the unconscious. The Exorcist is so ugly that is has to be absorbed unconsciously--and it must have taken hold there, lodged...
...impulses; it planted a sentry in her brain to doublethink her every move. And she never bade him exit. Now she trusts herself so little that she's glued herself into the groove of her problems. She gives rein to the antagonistic thoughts that spar in her brain and lock there like chain mail. And look, will you, at what she's done--she has used analysis in precisely the same way that she uses men: as a crutch for her own queasy personal indentity to steady itself and steer by. And worse, she doesn't know that...
...student patrol the "eyes and ears of the police;" the idea is that the student guards look out for things the police should know about and by doing mostly unskilled police work, give the real police time to concentrate on more difficult tasks. The student guards find broken locks and fire exits, lock and unlock buildings, and report building damage and serious crimes. "They are," Hill says, "taking non-police functions away from the police. And when they're off duty, they're just as suspicious as ever. Police go home after work; the student guards are always around...