Word: uproars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...split the book, appropriately enough, into sections covering each of the great fields of law in which Shaw rendered fundamental opinions: the Unitarian controversy, the blasphemy uproar, the law of slavery, segregation, railroad law, labor law, criminal law, state regulation, and constitutional law. Within each section, then, he devotes considerable care and ingenuity to a thorough explication of the cases, as well as a treatment of the historical setting against which the litigation must be viewed...
...Flat Look" of two years ago created an uproar; but in fact, only one dress out of five actually incorporated the flat line. The rest were soundly rounded, and sold very well while the Flat Look fell medium flat...
...sale of hard liquor is legal. Last week, in an eleven-part series that marked the first time any Texas newspaper had ever published a searching, statewide report on the social effects of the state's alcoholic schizophrenia, the Houston Post (circ. 201,647) stirred the biggest uproar among dry voters and wet drinkers since Texas adopted its local option...
South from the Battlefield. Feet on his desk, Charlie Wilson laughed delightedly when he read newspaper accounts of his wife's defense and the echoing uproar. But he seemed to feel no need for defenders. Good-naturedly but firmly, he held his ground, conceding only that his language was "a little tough" and that he never meant to cast "any reflection on the individual young men who joined the National Guard during the Korean conflict." He kept right on plugging the six-months-training directive, pointing out that "more than 80% of the National Guard today...
...these occasions, the student b becomes aware of the problem right the University's back door. But uproar quickly dies down, and remain interested long enough worry about a cure. Yet the astounding fact remains that no method of meeting the problem of juvenile delinquency has proved conclusively successfull in Cambridge...