Word: developing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...very, very great when it has had time to show its effects." He added that there is no danger in a one part-in-a-million concentration of fluorine in Cambridge's climate, although he acknowledged that about 15 per cent of children, who are raised on fluoridated water develop mottling--"inconspicuous" white spots on their teeth...
Dartmouth, the Crimson's next opponent, probably has too little depth to pose much of a threat. Yale does not seem dangerous, but the Bulldogs rely heavily on sophomores, who may develop very rapidly. The harriers can expect more of a battle from Princeton, a team with potentially good depth and a strong first...
...lawyers," he says. "There always has to be a loser in the courtroom, and that means there is a built-in disappointment connected with the law." What is called for, he thinks, is "education as to the fundamentals, the historic principles of American government, so that people can develop an understanding of how the laws came about...
...Niles evidence, suggestive but not yet conclusive, is that leukemia viruses may be widespread. Most people develop antibody against the viruses and remain healthy. A few fail to develop antibody and get the disease-the researchers found no antibody in five leukemia patients still living...
Felsenstein has now spent 16 years at the Komische Oper. His very first production established the company's reputation, but it has taken years to develop a repertory of Felsenstein chefs-d'oeuvre. The commuting director still remains immune to any thought about whose side his operas might be on, but even if such worries should begin to plague him, his age and his years with his company provide him with a serene excuse to reject any thought of leaving the Komische Oper for some place out West. "This is my life's work," he says...