Word: tend
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ridiculing the cries of "Machine," Wallison countered that all of Williams' accusations were based on assigning the label "machine" to what essentially amounted to a group of "interested persons." And, as one of Wallison's supporters added, "The people who to the most work tend to coalesce...
...boys" who clean up the ward and push the Chronics around. "She wields a sure power that extends in all directions on hairlike wires too small for anybody's eye but mine; I see her sit in the center of this web of wires like a watchful robot, tend her network with mechanical insect skill, know every second which wire runs where and just what current to send up to get the results she wants...
...study of Harvard political and religious values showed a similar trend; the same movement is clear in the studies Jacob summarized. The similarity might argue that these diverse colleges are all the tools of liberal brainwashers; a more plausible interpretation is that the "liberalizing" schools attract students who would tend to mature in a liberal direction in almost any sort of educational setting...
...discovered any way to alter this unproductive balance of nature. But Soviet Biologist Boris Astaurov, an authority on practical sex determination, is about ready to solve the problem, thus satisfying Soviet gourmets and pleasing Soviet authorities who prize the export earnings of caviar. (The gourmets and the authorities tend to be the same people...
Outlets for the expression of opinion by students are always needed. The need is especially great today when mounting enrollments tend to isolate the student, to make him feel he is more a cog in a machine than part of a continuing educational process. Student newspapers provide forums in which all kinds of problems are discussed, and not just by the relative few who serve as editors...