Word: reacted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...flesh had to wait until 1953, when Britain's Sir Peter Brian Medawar revealed details of the immune mechanism involving the white blood cells. These are the body's main line of defense against viruses, which have protein coatings, and against many other germs. They react just as strongly against any "foreign" (meaning another person's) protein. They make antibody to destroy such invaders...
...Truman: That little bastard imagines himself a patriot. It was really his street-fighting instinct that got him to react to the invasion of South Korea...
Dance therapy alone is not a cure. But it is often valuable in a mental hospital's rehabilitation program, which is aimed at a person's healthy return to society. Patients who do not talk often begin to react to those around them through dance. Through body movements, emotionally disturbed persons begin to acquire a sense of self...
...need for responsible fiscal action on both taxes and expenditures has been compelling for months, but in the last few days, in the light of the British action, it has become absolutely imperative." Thus last week did President Johnson react to Britain's 14.3% devaluation of the pound...
Despite all the time on the job, Crowther has never been predictable. Producers were seldom confident as to how he would react. He appreciated small-scale, low-budget efforts like David & Lisa; yet he also praised Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra as "one of the great epic films of our day." An early, ardent booster of foreign films, he helped win acceptance for them in the U.S. with appreciative reviews of Open City and Bicycle Thief...