Word: musters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...plain that the Code forced a decision on which side was right in the prisoner wrangle. It was a clear decision. Your readers should know, I think, that before the most expert, informed, and supposedly impartial body that the government could muster, the views of Biderman and those who supported them...
...Tidende has become an unbreakable habit. On its circulation lists are descendants of subscribers originally signed up by Ernst Berling. In Copenhagen, a city of 1,250,000, the seven papers that compete with Tidende's three -which include B.T., a tabloid, and the evening Berlingske Aftenavis-together muster a circulation barely matching the Tidende group...
...Terry Winslow cleared the ball time after time, breaking up Yale plays with constant precision. The real standout performer, though, was captain Tony Davies, who seemed to be all over the field, harassing the Eli halfbacks and forwards and setting up what offense the Crimson did manage to muster...
McDonnell declines to disclose his intentions, but could hardly have invested so much in another aerospace company simply to diversify his holdings. More logically, ultimate merger appears desirable in an industry where no single producer can muster all the scientific capabilities needed to occupy a commanding place in space. Douglas would make a good mate. It offers a large write-off against future taxes. Due largely to development costs on its DC-8 jetliner, its 1959-60 deficits totaled $52 million. Douglas is the contractor for the nation's first airborne ballistic missile, the Skybolt, and for the Saturn...
There was every reason to expect that the Allied landing at Salerno in September 1943 would be a quick success. The Allies had an invasion force of 450 ships, mostly American, and 100,000 British and 69,000 American troops. The Italians had just surrendered, and the Germans could muster only 20,000 troops. But this first full-scale invasion of continental Europe in World War II floundered into confusion and almost failed-dashing Allied hopes of winning the war in a hurry...