Word: predicters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Levin H. Campbell 48, (R-Cambridge), who co-sponsored the underpass bills, said last night that "variable's" made it "hard to predict" how the bills would fare in the House...
Sutherland explained, however, that because there have been no decisions on Section Four it is impossible to predict how a court would rule...
...Latin American studies should be made an available "major" for undergraduates, with the academic machinery of tutors, courses, and requirements that this implies. Many University officials have long been content to predict that this "will come eventually." Every overflow meeting on Latin America testifies that undergraduates want an adequate program...
...hockey, no one can safely predict what will happen. All one can do is report what has happened: this week the icemen lost to B.C. 4-1 and clobbered Dartmouth...
...palmy Victorian days when Kipling's Tommy Atkins called the British army the "thin red line of 'eroes," few Englishmen could predict how thin the line might get. On the troubled island of Cyprus, in beleaguered Aden, and within the threatened Malaysian Federation, in recent weeks the line seemed stretched to the breaking point. Indeed, alarmed at the frequency with which British troops are dispatched to overseas trouble spots, the London Daily Telegraph harrumphed: "Officers who hold the Queen's Commission cannot be air-freighted without ceremony from their lawful appointments. British battalions cannot be whistled about...