Word: spotlessly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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When the accounts are balanced, neither side comes out spotless. Each side has raided the other almost continuously since the partition in 1948; and while the Israelis have taken the initiative most often in recent months, the Arabs on their side have sworn a holy alliance to annihilate Israel. Each side has its justifications, the Arabs their million refugees, the Israelis a dream of centuries. In view of this, the United States can espouse neither cause at the expense of the other...
...Times Valentin Berezhkov, describing a visit to a Cleveland home, brightened over the "gleaming pots and pans in the spotless little kitchen," and owned up to feeling a "warm regard for this American family...
Nobody yet knew how much danger there might be. Of five manufacturers that have shipped vaccine, two (Parke, Davis & Co. and Pitman-Moore) had spotless records: no reported cases of polio after use of their vaccine. But the U.S. (mostly western) total of such cases reached 78: after Cutter vaccine, 59 (five fatal); after Eli Lilly & Co.'s, 14; and after Wyeth's, five...
Clean Bill. First manufacturer to get a going-over was Detroit's Parke, Davis & Co. - largely, no doubt, because its vac cine so far had a spotless record and there was every reason to believe that the PHS would have good news about it. The in vestigating team did not repeat the whole testing procedure, which takes three months. Instead, it quizzed the technicians in the testing rooms. Team members not only again pored over the bulky "pro tocols" (elaborate reports from manufac turer to Washington, showing the result of every phase of every test); they also leafed through...
...paper's handsome, five-story building, where a new $770,000 press was being installed last week, Bretscher presides over a staff of 375 employees. Its spotless composing room is lined with plants that each compositor cares for himself. Swiss frugality is in evidence all over its building. Says a sign on the elevator: "Young persons can well afford to walk up at least two floors." While the paper has 250 Swiss stockholders, it is run virtually as a public trust: no stockholder may hold more than 3% of the stock. The paper's international readership attracts advertisers...