Word: relinquished
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Director Frances Royster has used a deft hand in keeping Roses abloom. For better or worse, her refusal to relinquish a good, crackling laugh turns the serious side of the play into something of a non-sequitur. Miss Levine may, of course, have written it in as such. At any rate, John McLean acquits himself with versatility and a feeling for the contradictions of "The Doctor's" character. Jane Schroeder is marvellously funny as the hostess, and as Rosie, Deborah Steinberg may yet prove the playmate of the western world...
...solution to the arms race, he urges a spiral with the "conventional arms reduction as the first phase, nuclear arms as the second." If both sides should relinquish their conventional weapons, which are the instruments used in armed subversions, one of the major steps towards a war would be eliminated, he claimed...
...past, the University has reportedly offered as much as $5 million for the yards, but the MTA has consistently refused to relinquish the property...
After the teams changed sides at intermission, Harvard kept the ball in the Dartmouth end for most of the second half. Lee Freeman scored after ten minutes of the period to tie the score, and van-Schalkwyk's winning score came after a Dartmouth player failed to relinquish when tackled, van-Schalkwyk's successful penalty kick meant Dartmouth's first defeat since its lone loss last fall...
...political football." After the CCA required that an exam be taken by all candidates for the headmaster-ship of City schools, Carson alleged the organization's majority refused (for other reasons) to recognize a Mr. Sweeny, a non-local man who topped the exam. "I would relinquish the prerogative that the School Committee has over candidates once they have passed the exam," he emphasized...