Word: repeating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...BALTIMORE--With the brilliance of Three Stooges re-runs, the star-laden Orioles will repeat in the Eastern Division. Pitching aces Jim Palmer and Mike Cuellar lead the pitching corps, while ageless Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair lead a well-balanced roster...
Your report on American Jews and Israel regrettably misquoted me. What I said in my New York Times article was not that I could, but that I could not-repeat, could not -"foresee the possibility of Jews being massacred in the cities of America or in the forests of Europe." However, I did say that I am afraid, "because of a certain climate, a certain mood in the making...
Both goals came when the Crimson defensive tandem of Larry Pratelli and Todd Nieland was on the ice. In this respect, the game was a repeat of the 7-2 Harvard loss I the Beanpot-final, as the swift Terrier forwards were once again too much for the two to handle...
...frazzled, enemic-looking Dressler told members of his lab at the height of the crisis. There is surely no logic to falsifying data, he kept saying, in order to "get published" in the prestige scientific journals, since the whole idea of such journals is to have other people repeat your presumably "successful" procedures and spread the wealth of knowledge...
Forbidden Fruit. Irish Playwright Sean O'Casey dismissed Wodehouse (pronounced Woodhouse) as English literature's "performing flea," an acidulous comment that P.G. himself ("Plum" to friends) loved to repeat. But other writers, ranging from Rudyard Kipling and George Orwell to Bertrand Russell and Evelyn Waugh, recognized that Wodehouse was a good bit more. Waugh, an indisputable master of the comic novel, would reread his favorites from the Wodehouse canon every year, as some people go back for spiritual sustenance to Shakespeare or the Bible. "For Mr. Wodehouse there has been no fall of Man, no 'aboriginal calamity...