Word: till
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...opponents languished in jail cells. Similarly, the American government found itself embarrassed by the anti-communist liberals who opposed escalating terror, wanted to know why General Thieu wasn't preserving civil liberties and democratic forms, and who denounced "forced-draft urbanization," a policy that consisted of bombing villages till their inhabitants moved to cities where they could be more readily controlled by the generals' police, as genocide...
Math, chemistry, physics-the abstract sciences-are postponed till almost...
...discussed trade and politics with Senator Hubert Humphrey (see cut), Congressman Wilbur Mills, representatives from the Administration and union officials. Eight days after its start, the official visit ended in Manhattan where, after meeting with TIME editors, the Japanese visitors rose to sing the hymn God Be with You till We Meet Again...
...Till I get there I don't know what the possibilities are," Chickering-Clay said yesterday, "so a lot of what I'm doing will be research." Chickering-Clay has worked with disadvantaged children in a suburb of London, and she said she had "made some contacts" that...
...substance of the editorial, let me say merely that the system instituted in my own House accomplishes exactly what the editorial asks -- "to eat their meals with friends from other Houses." Before this last week our dining hall had seventy or more drop-ins at lunch, making long lines till 1:30, causing delays and shortages in food service, crowding facilities - and not eating with friends. A member of the House who had a class till one and another beginning at two could hardly eat in his own dining hall...