Word: respectively
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...money and authority, to make his European Recovery Program workable. He went confidently, as the acknowledged master of relations with Congress. As wartime Chief of Staff, he had always got pretty much what he wanted, with few questions asked, with almost no haggling. Congressmen had a deep respect for General George Marshall...
Bobby too-who is normally the most self-confident man in the game-had learned to respect his rival. Said he: "I've had to change my game, of course. I like to stay back and wait for the ball but now I have to come up to the net after the serve and meet Jack's attack. Jack's ahead and he's a tough player but I ... still expect to come out ahead." For cocky Bobby Riggs, that was a decidedly modest prediction. With 50-odd matches still to go, the score in matches...
...your issue of January 15, you published several articles and an editorial concerning commercial tutoring schools. I have read them carefully, and now, with all due respect to your good motives in assailing these lecherous harpies, these tentacled crutches, and these bugaboos, to keep them all from rising from the canvas, I should like to address to you a few observations on their subject...
...progress of racial equality seems to consist of a process of closing one loophole after another. New ways are constantly being found to circumvent the intent of the Constitutional guarantees of equality. For many years the Supreme Court, itself, was one of the chief sinners in this respect. It decided on somewhat dubious grounds that the 14th Amendment was meant to protect only those rights that stem from national citizenship, and that most basic civil rights are contingent upon state citizenship. The Court was disposed not to protect civil rights unless they were infringed upon by an official...
...Harry Garfield, at 16, assured his father when his party nominated him for the presidency that he would respect him "even if he were nothing but a Congressman all his life...