Word: adjuncts
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Majorie K. Jeffcoat, assistant professor of Periodontology at the Dental School, said yesterday tetracycline would not replace surgical treatment but instead would function as an "adjunct to therapy...
...Building across the street, and his staff is jealous of the staff in the West Wing. It is a bad situation. But if you put the Vice President in the flow of things as the Chief of Staff, he would be a part of every decision, not just an adjunct over there waiting for the President...
Anderson's supporters comprised a curious adjunct to the presidential sweepstakes. Quietly eyeing large video screens, the Anderson crowd was unenthusiastic when it became obvious early in the evening that the "Anderson difference"--a difference which had simply not taken hold during the presidential season--would make little or no difference in the election at large...
Recorded during a live performance in Providence, the tape is, in fact, a visual précis of One for the Road. Good shooting, good sound and dexterous editing (supervised by Ray Davies) make it not so much a companion to the record as a necessary adjunct: music that you can see. There could be a lot more of it to come...
Brownlow's oversize album is an adjunct to the Thames Television series now being shown in the U.S.-and an unofficial supplement to the author's classic about the silents, The Parade's Gone...