Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Strict Safety Test. Type I poliovirus used to cause 85% or more of all paralytic polio; Type II caused less than 5%; and Type III was blamed for the rest. Now Type II has all but disappeared, and Type III is reported as causing more than half of the paralytic cases. Why is not yet certain; one suggestion is that the injected Salk vaccine, which combines the three types in a single shot, was often weakest in its Type III component...
...HUGH SAUSSY of Holy Innocents Episcopal Church in Atlanta: "If someone wanted to use the shelter, then you yourself should get out and let him use it. That's not what would happen, but that's the strict Christian application...
...need to tailor products for foreign markets, e.g., lower prices, smaller appliances, instructions printed in foreign languages. Perhaps the best answer to how sharply the expanding Common Market will affect U.S. business came last week from Jack Camp, foreign-operations vice president of International Harvester Co.: "It will be strict ly a matter of how competitive we are in relation to the rest of the world...
...Shakers of Hancock, Mass., meant it. They prepared their spotless robes by maintaining strict celibacy in their community of 200-odd men and women-cohabitation of married couples was forbidden, and "sisters" and "brethren" had separate entrances and hallways in their houses. They lived lives of calculated simplicity, sheltered the indigent and orphaned, and diligently tried to carry out the teaching of their founder: "Put your hands to work and your hearts...
...strict Aristotelian, Shakespeare is a kind of monumental fluke of genius, and Steiner skillfully covers a century of frantic effort among playwrights and critics to make Shakespeare and Sophocles compatible within the house of tragedy. The zenith of the neoclassic movement was Racine, and Steiner makes a powerful case for him as the last bona fide playwright of tragedy. The fact remains that Racine's greatest play, Phedre, draws half its impact from the Greek myth and Euripidean play on which it is based...