Word: repeatingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more favorable terms. There are doubtless those among us so ungrateful, or so idealistic, as to wish or to be willing to give it all up in favor of a regime yet more generous in its distribution of worldly and psychic goods, but there is none of us, I repeat, who would not in fact have something considerable of both to lose in the exchange...
...repeat, it must be something sufficiently different to suggest that we are aware of some of our apparent shortcomings, and that the conditions in which these shortcomings first became painfully evident will persist, despite the fact that they are an embarrassment to us. I offer then, three propositions...
...have often said, and I repeat tonight, my conviciton that the answer does not lie in creating additional judge power. To be sure, as our population continues to grow and the total litigation increases substantially, new judges will be needed. It has been our experience in the federal system, howver, that merely adding more judges does not serve to eliminate or even seriously diminish backlogs which have been accumulating over a period of years...
Tuesday, September 26 AFRICA (ABC, 9:30-10:30 a.m.). Repeat of the second hour from the recent four-hour special, highlighting tribalism and the many problems of Ghana...
...pupils was Susan Schaffner, 16, who had racked up a succession of A's and B's until McNeill gave her a C+ in sophomore biology. To upgrade the mediocre mark in hopes of improving her chances to enter a good college, Susan this summer took a repeat course in biology. While working 45 minutes in his office, she charged, McNeill repeatedly kissed and fondled...