Word: thoroughly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...thinks that the school should increase its contact with the social sciences, but not solely by appointing nonlaw professors to the Faculty. He said that he hopes to encourage younger Faculty members and prospective law teachers to obtain a thorough grounding in other disciplines...
TOLSTOY, by Henri Troyat. The paradoxes, inconsistencies and greatness of Tolstoy's life and art are brilliantly recreated in the most thorough biography to date of the Russian literary giant...
...nation conducts a search for solutions to a dangerously growing traffic jam. When Congress convenes next month, it will see one new proposal-a Senate Aviation Subcommittee call to spend $3 billion immediately, a total of $7 billion by 1975. Having just completed two months of hearings-the first thorough congressional review of airport problems since 1958-Subcommittee Chairman Mike Monroney says: "Every witness conceded that we are in a state of crisis...
...help more U.S. infants survive, Congress has authorized $35 million for maternity and infant care in fiscal 1968. And HEW hopes to set up and train a corps of physicians' assistants to provide more thorough care to mothers and infants in low-income areas...
...women now on the pills, and more than 1,000,000 who have been, the incidence of these clotting and arterial disorders is small. The trouble lies not so much in the pills or their makers and takers as with doctors who prescribe them without doing a thorough physical examination and getting a good case history. One of the severely disabled patients at the Neurological Institute had never had a stroke, but both her mother and father had died of strokes. Many doctors would say that she should never have been put on the pills...