Word: vitalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...decision apparently had to do with the intricate, vital, all-inclusive problem of U.S. manpower (TIME, Oct. 5)?a problem which goes to the roots of global strategy, because the number and kind of fighting men the U.S. elects to place on the battle lines will determine that must and can be done by those remaining in the home arsenal...
Global Secret? This apparently belated arrival at vital decisions looked bad for General George Catlett Marshall, the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, and others in the U.S. high command. In fact, such delay seemed to confirm what many responsible men, at the key controls of the U.S. arsenal, had been saying: that the military, up to last week, had simply lacked any real strategy, any real grasp of the global war, any real plan for winning...
...think enough of his evening rest (reading, movies, occasional dinners out with Mrs. Marshall) to see that he is disturbed only in extreme emergency. Last summer the General spent his free Saturday nights and Sundays at his country place near Leesburg, Va. An Army messenger, arriving importantly with a vital dispatch, found the Chief of Staff up a tree, pruning the limbs...
Biotin is so potent that it stimulates the growth of yeast cells even when diluted to one part in 500,000,000,000. One gram dissolved in 25,000,000 gallons of water is enough to meet the vital needs of bacteria. All higher forms of life, including man, also need tiny amounts of biotin for such vital functions as cellular respiration and growth...
...collegiate support for the team, the success or failure of the rally is considered by the coaches to be highly important in determining the outcome of Saturday's encounter. And, considering the power that the Big Green is bringing down this year, they say that the rally is doubly vital...