Word: correctly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Huey joined the paper in the fall of 1929, after the former prognosticatory expert, Joe Forecast, had quit to get married. Huey's first season was an auspicious one, for he was correct on three out of four predictions. It was only in the past few years that the Sage began to loss his occult powers. Last season he missed on eight out of nine predictions...
American News plays an important part in this "freshness and speed." From some 490 distribution points it has to deliver TIME, on time and in the correct quantities, to 45,000 news dealers, stationers, booksellers, druggists, department stores, etc. throughout the U.S. and Canada. Among other things, these magazine retailers are a source of continuing information about TIME readers. For instance, Dave Snyder, who runs a newsstand in Denver, reports that his customers always "beef" on the few occasions when TIME is late. Like many other dealers these days, Harold Raub, who operates a newsstand in Battle Creek, Mich...
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...advised Class Committeemen to move the senior spread indoors. When the wind changed, bringing the rain to Blue Hill instead of Cambridge, Brooks expected complaints. He got compliments instead; another storm that he could not see had moved in from the north and soaked the Yard, making his prediction "correct...
...results were as homey and informal as any politician could hope for. A shirt manufacturer named Harvey Rothenberg asked: "From a social and an etiquette point of view, do you think you were correct in criticizing the Russians . . . at your recent talk at the Waldorf?" Said Dewey, "It wasn't etiquette, but it was awfully good for the Russians." What did he think of the Dodgers' chances in the National League Pennant race? "They look wonderful...