Word: normally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...this ace is a funny one." Vishinsky did not like it. The interpreter tried again: "This ace is not a genuine one." But Vishinsky was not satisfied until the sentence swelled to: "The ace which Mr. Bevin pulls out of the deck of cards is not an absolutely normal...
Radio waves in the short wave band are peculiarly sensitive to solar conditions. Their normal line of travel is to the ionosphere (which begins 30 miles up), and then back to the earth by reflection. When the ionosphere is supercharged, as it is during sunspot periods, most of the radio short waves are absorbed, and transmission breaks down...
Finally confirming what has been known to the undergraduate grapevine for over six months, the Corporation last night officially announced the retirement of eight faculty members, several of whom remained active beyond the normal retirement age in order to help out the University during the critical wartime manpower shortage...
Where now the normal full board provides for 50 editors including executives, and news, editorial, business, and photographic editors, the first Crimson boards consisted of a total of twelve editors, six from each Junior and Senior class. The present organization began to emerge as the paper became a daily, but still only the managing editor and his assistants were allowed to "put the paper to bed" and the president was supposed to write all the editorials...
What are the veteran students like? One spokesman in the Counsellor's office, Francis B. McCarthy '27, says the young veteran feels old and the older veteran feels young. "Many men who could return to college and finish not more than two or three years later than their normal graduation date are holding back, looking for jobs," he says, "while older men seem to think they still have time for education...