Word: yea
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...news coverage of the government. "Many of my colleagues in the newspaper business have leaped to the conclusion that all public affairs not directly connected with national defense must be conducted in the open," he said. "I disagree. For it is only behind closed doors that most politicians -yea, even statesmen-honestly express their views and try to get at the meat of the question ... No sound policy is decided upon without frank exchange of views. And a frank exchange of views is rarely reached with the press looking over the shoulders of the policymakers...
...Yea, Team...
...Yea, rain--snow--you can't get nobody to stand out here on a day like this." He stopped ringing the bell...
...Yea, sure," he said with a short laugh. "Thanks." The bell was ringing vigorously again...
...Yea, you do look sort of shabby...