Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seeds of cultural change have been sown; Harvard can contribute creatively to cultural change or regress to a system of strict sex-segregation and no parietals. John Hartman...
With elections, especially elections with strict international supervision, there would be at lease some hope of success for the moderate, democratic forces. The alternative to election is losing the war militarily long after it has been lost morally...
...Because "technicians generally were not aware of the strict cleanliness required," oxygen and water for the astronauts at times were contaminated...
...Redbook. His reason for leaving the Journal, he says, was "a drastic change in policy and staff last spring." Redbook's editors delightedly welcomed their new parent pacifier by putting him on the cover, and the doctor recalled his own babe-in-arms days. "Our parents were strict but very close to us," he wrote. So what had Mom, now 86, thought of her son's baby bible, which has sold 16 million paperback copies? "I was greatly relieved," he confessed, "when she said, 'Benny, I think it's quite sensible...
...when X rays disclosed that she was carrying a fivesome, Venezuela's Inés Maria Cuervo, 34, fainted dead away. Once revived, the mother-to-be, the common-law wife of an oilfield worker, was tucked into bed at Maracaibo's University Hospital, put on a strict diet, and watched around the clock by doctors and nurses. During the delivery, she was conscious and calm. "At least let out a yelp," pleaded one nurse, "so we know you are having a baby." Her tiny boys arrived over a period of 50 minutes, two months premature and weighing...