Word: cites
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Composition by committee? Why not? Most of our Broadway musicals and pop records, to cite but two examples, are produced by committees or their equivalent. The Yellow River Concerto turns out to be delectable schmalz that rivals such an old classical "pops" favorite as the Warsaw Concerto...
Initially, we must recall that Harvard has a questionable posture towards minorities in terms of shareholder responsibility (e.g., Gulf, Middle South Utilities), a marginally acceptable affirmative action plan, a paucity of tenured black faculty, and an unenthusiastic attitude towards the W.E.B. DuBois Research Institute to cite a few examples. In light of these issues, one becomes suspicious of Harvard being in the amicus curiae vanguard on behalf of solely minority students...
...freaks are nothin compared to narcs, and especially local narcs. They're bible totin statute quotin freaks and in my opinion they are the lowest type of scumbag because they'll get in with you and then betray you. The only character out of the Bible they forget to cite is Judas...
...here are the prevarications of Literary Gazette. I am supposed to have said that 'the Soviet people are fiends.' Cite the page, liars! This is how I am quoted in order to incite my uninformed countrymen against me: 'Solzhenitsyn equates the Soviet people with the Nazi murderers.' That was a neat bit of word juggling. Yes, I did equate Nazi murderers with the murderers from the Cheka, the G.P.U. and the N.K.V.D. [secret police under Lenin and Stalin]. But Literary Gazette substitutes 'the Soviet people' for the police, so our own executioners can hide...
...TIME contends that gunboat diplomacy is anachronistic [Dec. 24]. You cite Viet Nam and the resulting catastrophe of intervention in that civil war as proof of your thesis. It was our mistaken use of "We don't want another Munich" that led us to catastrophe in Viet Nam. It could be that the cry "We don't want another Viet Nam" will lead us to further, more serious mistakes. Our foreign policy should be governed by careful analysis, not careless analogy...