Word: repaired
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Further activities by II Duce resulted in the resuscitation of an edict of Caius Julius Caesar Octavianus Augustus (63 B. C. to 14 A. D.) requiring all Romans to keep buildings owned by them in presentable repair...
...King Edward VII's coronation, the previous record.) The railways will place 600 special guards at crossovers. Several hundred employes of the Cook County forest preserve will watch cross-roads and dispense bedding, fuel and cooking utensils at the many camp sites provided for the touring pilgrims. Auto-repair gangs will patrol the roads. First aid stations will minister to the stricken...
Recent Theories. Virus. Virus, of many forms, appears in every cancer patient and vitiates his blood, upsets the biochemistry homologous to the normal for the species, so that the organism cannot repair the damage done to the locale of infection or irritation. In consequence, cells (which with normal, healthy blood food would take their normally diverse form peculiar to the local tissue) stop their growth at a primitive, atavistic stage. Such primitive cells may lie dormant while the blood is able to counteract the virus. But eventually the virus predominates in the blood and the primitive cells effloresce into cancer...
Horrified, Mr. Saint-Gaudens tried to compose a cable. Horrified, he thought of the terrible old man of the Comedie parisienne (250 better sketches, which had made the stupidities of the bourgeoisie forever as contemptible as they are ridiculous). He cabled: "Your picture damaged. May we repair it or may we exhibit not-withstanding damage...
...pages of Figaro, Le Eire haunted the worried Saint-Gaudens. The irony of Daumier was nothing to that of his disciple, Forain, who became only more venomous with age. (He is now 73.) Came, at last, the reply: "I permit no one to touch my painting. Forain alone can repair that which has been damaged. Return the painting to me at once by first steamer...