Word: talentedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Over the past 20 years, on his own people and on their neighbors, Charles de Gaulle has perfected his native talent for handing out rude surprises. Employing the lofty disdain that used to infuriate Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, De Gaulle succeeded in infuriating Kennedy, Macmillan and a host of others by vetoing Britain's admission to the Common Market...
...extraordinary array of originality, talent, ingenuity, and stimulating competition," said Robert Moses in good circus-barker style. "There is more to come...
Scientific Talent Pool...
...center, but he stated, "The fact that Harvard and M.I.T. are in Boston is a basic reason why the government decided, to put its eggs in this basket." A vital bargaining point of State political leaders on recent business hunting forays to Washington was the pool of scientific talent represented by Harvard and M.I.T...
VanderKelen's Viking contract called for $20,000-steep for a 23-year-old rookie who had played only 90 sec. of varsity ball prior to the 1962 season. But against Southern California on New Year's Day, he showed the kind of talent appreciated by ex-Quarterback Van Brocklin, who passed the Philadelphia Eagles to the 1960 N.F.L. Championship. Wisconsin lost, 42-37, but not before VanderKelen completed 33 passes and personally accounted for 406 yds. (TIME...