Word: worded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...little underground coffeehouse seemed to be pulsing with energy, occasional peals of laughter and cheer burst into the night, followed by silence save for the ragged-sounding folk songs. It was packed with people watching, people smiling, people laughing, people focusing and clicking, people straining to hear every word, and sing every line along with Allen Ginsburg and Peter Rolovski. Ginsberg and his troupe sat at the front of the basement room wailing, and reading lyrically with little compunction. Rolovski is a burly-looking guy with his long blond hair pulled back into a pony tail, packing the peaceful power...
...addition to her role as ombudsman for woman's ice hockey, Worsley has been trying to get together a Bible study meeting of athletes. "I see the fellowship as a relationship with a bunch of people, not an activity. Fellowship is the best word for it," she said. Worsley no longer serves as an executive in the organization but she plays guitar at every Friday night prayer-meeting...
Number two--John Havens vs. Frank Brosens: Havens, in a word, has been awesome against Princeton. As a freshman two years ago, he pulled the upset of the year by taking a five-game thriller from Princeton's undefeated captain at number two; last year, he fought off a vicious crowd and a tough opponent in Bill Fisher to win in four games at number three...
...because Vellucci sticks to his word--as liberal Councilor Saundra Graham acknowledges--Vellucci did not change his vote even when the liberals swung to him, and thereby ensured Danehy's victory...
...abeyance. Even in a basically romantic country, however, romanticism has its highs and its lows, and right now it is flying high. Besides, what hap pier condition can visit a land whose national ideals and myths are known as the American Dream? Ah, perhaps that is it, the exact word to describe the new sentimental journey on which the U.S. appears to have embarked: dream. Americans have finally begun to dream again-and high time too, after nearly a generation of nightmares...