Word: teared
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...United States is one of only three countries in the entire world which interpret the Protocol as excluding tear gases and defoliants. Eighty-four nations, including Russia, have ratified the Protocol...
...Senate accedes to the coalition's objectives, a major change in current U. S. military policy in Vietnam will have to be made. Tear gases and defoliants, both being profusely used in Vietnam at present, will have to be eliminated from the military arsenal...
...than 95 businesses in Berkeley and eight buildings in Palo Alto, including Stanford's Hoover Library. Seattle found itself in the middle of its worst outbreak of violence in decades: some in a crowd of 2,000 demonstrators broke bank windows and lobbed blue paint bombs, rocks and tear-gas grenades at the entrance to the federal courthouse before 290 nightstick-swinging police dispersed them. In Washington, D.C., a group of 500-chanting, "Two, four, six, eight, liberate the Watergate"-marched on the luxury Potomac-side apartment complex that houses a number of high Nixon Administration officials, including Attorney...
...order to succeed, Alinsky believes, a community organization must confront or conjure up an enemy of impressive stature. In the early '60s, he was having trouble organizing the Woodlawn neighborhood of Chicago until the University of Chicago presented itself as a fat target. Planning to tear down part of Woodlawn to make room for an expansion program, the university committed the tactical error of attacking Alinsky as a provocateur. That convinced the suspicious Woodlawn blacks that Alinsky was on their side. When he started organizing the Negro ghetto in Rochester in 1965, Alinsky found another suitable opponent...
...marks almost tear each other to pieces. Arlene vaults two rows of chairs and jumps on the stage. Donna and her date run up the aisle. About sixty people are fighting for the twenty chairs. Masters sorts them all out, getting an even number of boys and girls, and sends the rest back. He keeps Arlene, but sends Donna and her date back to reclaim their seats. Telling anyone in the audience who wants to be hypnotized to watch the lights and listen to his voice, he turns to his volunteers and proceeds to the real stuff of the show...