Word: markedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This year's elections were not marked by any of the problems the club faced last year, Duey said. Last year the club could not decide how to count absentee ballots, and club President Robert Wiley '78 later resigned in another dispute.
Though Israel's press and TV are routinely subject to military censorship, the Hirbet Hiza incident marked the first time a fictional work had been suppressed for political reasons. Premier Menachem Begin defended Hammer's decision, but Author Smilansky was irate. "I didn't write this story...
If an item is not code-marked, or if the clerk mistakenly positions it so that the marking is on the upper surface (and thus invisible to the scanning eye), the computer signals that it has not charged for that merchandise; it will then be added manually to the bill...
A marked shift in public opinion would be necessary to interrupt the upward cycle of jury awards. Lawyers attribute the rising spiral to increased medical costs, a hostility to well-heeled or corporate defendants, greater sensitivity to the plight of disabled victims and an increased willingness of Americans to bring...
Frank Sowinski and Bob Roma gunned for 50 points to provide Princeton's ammo, but with Harvard shooting only 45 per cent from the foul line in a game marked by widespread fouling, the Crimson did not have much of a chance.