Word: scatteredness
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Grandmaison and a host of some fifty Harvard and Radcliffe politicos gathered together over aluminum cans and scattered shack food last night to watch and listen to the Massachusetts primary returns.
After his speech, Udall left the stage and plunged through the almost entirely white, well-dressed crowd, which included many suburbanites and scattered bands of college students.
Ford has concentrated on some of the larger cities: Manchester, Nashua, Concord and the university town of Durham, counting on the publicity there to reach the more widely scattered Republicans. Though his advance men distributed 15,000 leaflets announcing his airport arrival time in Manchester, only 400 people showed up...
In the on-and-off Lebanese civil war, it was the worst week ever. The bitter fighting between Christian and Moslem communities, which for nine months had been largely confined to Beirut and a few scattered towns and villages, last week spread with explosive intensity; the death toll since April...
In the north, Holden Roberto's National Front for the Liberation of Angola seemed virtually finished. The scattered F.N.L.A. forces were withdrawing slowly through dense jungle toward the Zaïre border, blowing up bridges and destroying guns and ammunition that they could not carry with them. At week...