Word: occurred
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...these fact-finding missions fly well clear of the Soviet frontier unless their crews make bad navigational errors. These occur occasionally, but not often. A few other American-as well as Soviet-aircraft probably deliberately penetrate the other nation's air frontiers. The mission of these planes might be termed an espionage one, as distinct from the routine and continuous reconnaissance flights over the high seas or over friendly territory. Agents could be dropped by parachute and photographs or electronic recordings made in the air space above the other nation's territory. It is this silent "war," this...
...than the others and rarely enjoyed orgasm. In many cases there was actual aversion for the sexual act, and their marriages had been troubled, as indicated by a much higher rate of divorce, desertion or separation. Their cancer, the doctors suggest, might have been caused by physiological changes which occur in the cervix during emotional stress (e.g., change in blood flow and secretions, varying stimulation of the nerves...
Says Schwerin: "Advertising boomerangs occur much more often than is commonly realized . . . The effects, too, are neither quickly detectable nor readily traceable to the source." Researcher Schwerin's advice: more research...
...first two columns identify chapter and verse. The other code numbers describe the variations and tell where they occur. When such code numbers were properly packaged and fed into the Mark IV, it replied with figures telling which of the 311 versions of the Gospel are identical or similar...
...only have their universities taken in Negroes, but so have the schools connected with various mil itary bases in the South. Furthermore, with the Court's action, the change will still be gradual: So far, the decision involves only "the five school districts cited . . . No change would necessarily occur in the other 11,173 districts . . . until and unless individual suits were brought." But gradual or not, says Ashmore, the change is bound to come eventually."In the long sweep of history, the public-school cases before the Supreme Court may be written down as the point at which...