Word: pushed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Though these nations are bickering a bit among themselves, 75 of them have banded together to push joint proposals onto the Geneva agenda. Cheered by the success of the price-regulating International Coffee Agreement that was created by the U.N. in 1962, they now want the U.N. members to sign another pact putting floors under most other fluctuating commodity prices. They also aim to pressure the Communist countries, which now take scarcely 5% of their exports, to buy more. And they want the industrial powers not only to lower their barriers against imports of manufactured goods from the backward nations...
...those who refuse to be harnessed at all, there is the classic movie-and-model dodge of adhesive tape (in Paris, the mannequins used Scotch tape) as well as small push-up forms that are pasted on under the bosom...
...function of a tutorial is to push students around, intellectually speaking: it is the most effective answer to the problem of getting a student to take a sophisticated position on the problems that will face him," Theodore R. Sizer, Director of the MAT program, explained last night...
...difficulty lies in maintaining the drive and forward push of the rhythms in the face of constantly shifting meters.. In overcoming that problem Kirchner and his company cooperated brilliantly...
Crusader sophomore Chris Shea should give Holy Cross a place in the sprint. Both Shea and Crusader captain Dick Malberger will push Chris Ohiri in the broad-jump, but the Nigerian is virtually unbeatable in dual competition...