Word: distinctively
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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While the defensive aspect of the game should be a closely fought match-up, Harvard has a distinct advantage over the Bruins on offense. Except for a lop-sided win over Yale, Brown has not established any large margins of victory. In four Ivy games. the Bruins have scored only six goals...
Eban said that "denial of Israel's statehood falls within the distinct line-age of anti-Semitism... Those who raise the cry of nationalism and parochialism do so only when the nationalism is Israeli...
...Jerry Bock score neatly dovetails into the book, but it lacks any single rousing number like "Tradition" from their Fiddler on the Roof score. Hal Linden is warmly convincing as a Jewish Joe Kennedy. Except for Nathan Rothschild (Paul Hecht), the brother in London, the sons are not individually distinct. Absent from the stage of the Lunt-Fontanne Theater are two favorite Rothschilds-Mouton and Lafite...
...exchange's quarterly report, Haack noted the upturn in stock trading volume and said that those brokerage firms that have pared personnel and operations selectively "will enjoy a distinct advantage over their competitors when it comes to handling a resurgence of business." His message: companies that have zealously hacked off not only fat but also bone and muscle will feel the pain as business gets better...
...principles of administration, especially those whose requests are refused. Functioning as a "teaching office" in the concepts of administration, Epps wants to stress his principle of equity: Exceptions are allowable only up to the point that administration of the rule becomes unfair. Adherence to this principle gives Epps a distinct administrative style-exceptions to policies are allowed only within set limits, for if large numbers of exceptions are permitted then new policy is being made. Making policy is not a function of his office, so Epps prefers that such questions be sent to the Faculty or considered by the appeals...