Word: repeated
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...three courses required of all majors, White said, are intended to provide each student with an "orderly, three-step progression in skill, difficulty, and sophistication." Requiring the introductory Social Relations 10 will also eliminate the need to repeat basic material...
...said, "to punish Israel while Russia disregards U.N. resolutions on Hungary with impunity." Then Ike backed Dulles by pointedly noting, in reply to a press-conference question about sanctions, that the U.S. is "committed to the support of the U.N." Undeterred, Bill Knowland rumbled: "What I said yesterday I repeat today. I stand...
Princeton is currently in second place in the League race, with a 6-1 record, following a win over Brown last night. The Tigers handily defeated Harvard twice last year, and are counting on a repeat if they are to seriously threaten for League laurels...
This defeat makes it almost certain that the varsity will be unable to repeat last year's double championship performance. Even a win over Yale on March second would probably be futile, unless a major disaster strikes Navy and Yale during the next month...
...Parliament Eden doggedly defended his policies. Before the Christmas recess, he answered a last question: "I would be compelled, if I had the same very disagreeable decisions to take again, to repeat them." Those were to be the last words he was ever to speak in his 34 years in the House of Commons. As the Speaker broke in to move adjournment, Eden fell back onto his seat, head lolling on the green cushioning as he stared vacantly upward. Only when a colleague tugged at his arm did he heave himself to his feet and walk into the lobby...