Word: particularized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...plan might prove difficult to implement if medical schools were required to take the contract students over and above their regular enrollments, Berry warned. "A large expansions of physical facilities would be required," he explained. The Harvard Medical School in particular might not be able to undertake such expansion, he said. "Some of the schools are not nearly as example as we are. We're doing as big a job as well as we can right...
...later postwar stage, certainly the contribution of the U.S. to the economic reconstruction of Europe and in particular of Italy had decisive value in maintaining the free regime, and it is just that this should be recognized . . . but no one can pretend that this entirely annulled the consequences of the original errors...
Only a year ago, K. C. Wu was Nationalist China's bright, particular star. He was an outspoken advocate of democracy among the Kuomintang's quarreling cliques, an honest official among many who were not. Chiang Kai-shek himself had picked able Administrator Wu as the governor of Formosa...
...really remarkable thing about Night People is the skillful visual patter with which Johnson, working like a shrewd real-estate salesman, hurries the audience past the gaps and imperfections in his property and closes the sale before they quite know what they have bought. For no particular reason, doors open and shut in the moviegoer's face with bewildering frequency. Unnecessary characters rush in to firm up every soft spot with a bit of business...
...Saxony's yellow-walled Hameln prison. They were buried on the spot in plain coffins in a common unmarked grave. Most were ex-warders from nightmarish Belsen, including suet-faced ex-Commandant Joseph Kramer, the "Beast of Belsen," and his 21-year-old girl assistant Irma Grese, whose particular hobby consisted of turning her fierce dogs loose on Belsen's helpless inmates...