Word: outright
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Under the Dome. Peoples was part owner of a pipeline from Texas. Oates's first move was to acquire it outright for more than $42 million, thus got control of a second pipeline under construction. Gates then formed another pipeline subsidiary with $120 million capital, and last year started the new 30-in. line snaking its way up from the Gulf Coast...
...record of the man with the $600 gap is carefully scanned by the scholarship committee during the summer. If he has been doing Group 1 work, he will probably have the whole sum made up with an outright grant, and will not have to worry about working...
...Hugh Murray's attack on CRIMSON music reviews betrays not only lamentable confusion but also outright inaccuracy. He fails to grasp the real philosophy and functions of music criticism. The music critic has at least five important roles, briefly: (1) as a reporter, giving the relevant facts of a musical event; (2) as a teacher placing musical works in a relation to other works and to the cultural and intellectual climate of the times; (3) as an evaluator, stating his opinions both of the music itself and its performance; (4) as a champion and protector of musical life...
Though the Business School contends that no man is turned away because of need, its Financial Aid Program includes no schedule of outright grants or scholarships, Assistant Dean Joseph P. Little field said yesterday...
McCarthy never answers criticisms, just savagely attacks the critic. Anyone who voices reservations about his methods is blasted as a "defender of Communists." The Senate resolution of Connecticut's William Benton asking his ejection charges McCarthy with misrepresentation, deception and outright perjury. Last week a subcommittee of Senators decided that the charges warranted a full investigation. McCarthy's response: the committee is trying to throw him out of the Senate "because of my" fight against Communism...