Word: swelled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...serious cases of erythroblastosis fetalis suffer from the presence in the blood of too many erythroblasts, or immature red blood cells. Unable to do mature cells' work of carrying oxygen to the body's cells, the overworked blood-producing tissues−liver, spleen and other organs−swell and contribute to congestive heart failure, eventually causing death. The most seriously afflicted infants, however, are usually stillborn...
...fruit - but in the abstract mode, he draws like a virtuoso. The decisiveness of the arc in Blue Curve, V, 1973, is (when seen in its large, actual size - it is about 6 ft. by 9 ft.) breathtaking; no other line, one senses, could have contained the buoyant, intrusive swell of the blue with such steely grace, or struck such a happy proportion with the white...
...endzone bleachers are added for the Dartmouth game, seating capacity will swell...
...good management alone cannot offset the entire loss. Summer school deficits caused by Phase III freezes, along with future price rises, could swell that figure to over $300,000--perhaps as high as a half-million dollars. Personnel will not be cut back, Hall promised, so something must give elsewhere...
...abortions performed at Cole's clinic (126 in an average week for a fee of $ 140 apiece) have helped to swell his income to around $30,000 a year and aided him in financing his first sex movie, Growing Up, in 1971. The film endorses promiscuity and shows, among other graphic scenes, a 23-year-old teacher, Mrs. Jennifer Muscutt, in the act of masturbation. The film was banned in Birmingham, Mrs. Muscutt was briefly suspended from her job, and some local stalwarts demanded that Cole be fired from his university post...