Word: unfamiliar
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...political world. He knew little about basic U.S. defense policies, or the strategic and historical considerations behind them. His unwavering refusal to change his mind, once he thought an issue through to a decision, had been one of the foundations of his success. In Washington's unfamiliar situations, it sometimes emerged as arrogance and bullheadedness...
...Cambridge Quartet, a vocal ensemble, brought the local concert season to a close last Tuesday with a program of unfamiliar music by well known composers as well as some often-heard works given new vitality by authentic and highly sensitive performances. French chansons by Lassus and Debussy provided some striking and not dissimilar harmonic colorings; and two selections by Ravel displayed a sophisticated yet exuberant treatment of folk-like parables...
Once the rush hour atmosphere is gone from the sessions, there can be other improvements. Representatives can be briefed on unfamiliar courses in their departments. The more interested teachers might even have time to take over the chores of those who consider the consultations drudgery. Offering the first chance a freshman has to learn about his chosen field from men who know it best, the concentration interview has an important function. A few changes would help it to perform that function far more effectively...
...Though handicapped by an unfamiliar course, both crews rowed well, finishing in fine form, and with very fast times," said Coach Ted Reynolds...
Stormy weather and unfamiliar indoor courts were no obstacle to the freshman B tennis squad yesterday as it opened its season by whipping Middlesex Academy four matches...