Word: normalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...really made TIME magazine. You described him perfectly, from the 4 a.m. sweating to the discontent with his present, albeit successful, occupation. Despite a thriving practice in ophthalmology, he has decided to master the stock market. It's nice to be reassured that all this is very normal...
...sees as an impersonal, all-pervasive agent of domination over the individual. Modern technology, which should be used to free man from oppressive work, Marcuse argues, has overreached itself, turned wasteful and created a massive fusion of interlocking military, corporate and political interests. As a result, he says, the normal channels of protest and dissent are rendered impotent...
...Americans who sue to settle a dispute. Yet in the past five years, only 35 new district judgeships have been added to the existing 307 to deal with the greater work load. The result is anything but speedy trial-particularly in the large urban areas. "Insufferable backlogs are normal rather than the exception in many jurisdictions," the Chief Justice said recently. Last week he acted...
...electric pump sends the fluid through the kidneys at a natural pulse rate and under normal blood pressures. Once through, the fluid drops from the veins and ureter into a catch basin for recirculation. Along the way, it is reoxygenated and purified, and chilled to reduce still further the likelihood of organ deterioration. When the machine is trundled from the room in which the kidney was removed to the recipient's operating theater, the pump works on a battery without interruption. Dr. Belzer has done four transplants with machine-preserved kidneys, one of which was on the circuit...
None of the normal political or social indicators can offer a valid description of American race relations, three psychologists told a Winthrop House audience last night...