Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Valentine Chirol, sometime director of the Foreign Department of The Times: " The Frenchman is aware that there is no one in this country who does not to some extent share his feelings in this matter (Ruhr occupation) and recognize his right to reparations...
...Botanic Gardens, won during his half-century of service the best of that appreciation. Few men have had a longer connection with the University than he, or have earned more respect and honor. In behalf of the University, the CRIMSON extends its deepest sympathy to those who share his loss...
...Dramatic Club's contribution, made possible by its two benefit performances, will apparently be the University's only share in the gift. Incidentally, the audiences at Brattle Hall this evening and tomorrow will be saying bon voyage for the University to the Dramatic Club before its departure for New York next week...
Under the existing order of things the Government claims a half share of all discoveries made in its territory, the remaining half becoming the unconditional property of the finder. Discoverers at present excavating in Egypt have prevailed upon their respective governments to persuade Egypt to withhold the new law. He points out that neither the American nor the British public would subscribe funds for Egyptian excavations if all the antiquities discovered are to become the property of the Egyptian Government...
...feeling of just waking up from a nightmare, with all the thrill of emotional participation and none of the consequent hazards. You can get the keenest satisfaction out of a mild taxicab flirtation in Anything Might Happen, with no anticipatory tremors at sound of the clicking meter. You can share the Parisian amours of the charming wife and somewhat less charming husband in The Love Habit with no fear for your ultimate respectability. You can listen to the sweet mutual nothings of Romeo and Juliet, and your amorous envy will be allayed by prescience of their unfortunate finish...