Word: reacted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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While some react to the killing as part of the restaurant "game," others see it as a disturbing development. Even those who view the killing as nothing out of the ordinary agree that it was part of the Square's general deterioration...
...girl's pants to the last speckle on the horse's coat. But, says McLean, 37, "it's not just a blown-up photo. I try to get a more heightened sense of reality, to make it a more startling and palpable thing to react to than a photograph is. Those people on the horse are more real to you than they would be if you went out and saw them standing in real life in a field...
...television's other top comedy show, All in the Family-but with a difference. Where Flip Wilson kids conventional prejudices by turning them inside out, Family's archbigot Archie Bunker (Carroll O'Connor) is a living compendium of those prejudices. To see how Archie might react to Flip, TIME asked Family Producer-Writer Norman Lear to imagine a scene in the Bunker living room after the family has watched Flip's show. Lear's script...
Because the malady is waning, immunization now poses a greater risk than smallpox itself. Some people react badly to the vaccine, and in 1968, when more than 14 million people were immunized worldwide, at least nine are known to have died as a result. Therefore the U.S. Public Health Service no longer requires travelers entering the U.S. to produce proof of recent vaccination unless they are coming from one of the areas where the disease remains endemic...
Aside from being an arena for exercise and competition, wrestling has been a learning process for Blakinger. "I've learned to control my temper and to react to failure," Blakinger said...