Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have lived long because I could laugh at anything," Chauncey Depew used to say. Arthur Brisbane, Hearst writer, who usually has a pat last word to say on any subject, observed that Napoleon, who seldom laughed, did not live 93 years but that "he did live more in one day than amiable Mr. Depew in all his 94 years...
...have not gone through a legal ceremony. ... I do not consider that marriage ought to be the subject of legal contract. It is far too intimate and personal a matter for that. . . . My union with my husband is entirely free. ... I believe that the tendency of the future is in this direction, and that posterity will see nothing remarkable in our decision...
...countries to make certain that less advanced peoples were protected from social injustice, and that they share the fruits of economic progress. Further, the report suggested that public loans, to be used in undeveloped areas, be made only with the knowledge and approval of the League of Nations, and subject to the provisions which it prescribes...
Commented Ambassador Morrow, last week, on the subject of "rights": "While there may well be honest differences on this point, there is no reason why any such differences cannot be satisfactorily settled through due operations of the Mexican governmental departments and the Mexican courts...
Psychological. Obviously twinship need have no mental effect on fraternal twins other than the general effect of being the same age and subject to similar environment...