Word: doctored
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...caustic, overbearing in her rationality, but qualified by patronization. Perhaps she senses that the people around are children, but she is unable to go beyond that. Sorin, oar and infirm, feels he has lost out on life and is probably right. He hates to be contradicted by Yevgheniy, a doctor (the only one who likes Konstantin's play), when he says he is miserable. Nina wants to marry the famous writer. The old man, Sorin, has unconscious spells, and the young man has spells of despair. One has a little wisdom but is infirm; the other has enormous energy, which...
...entire news department, they divide up the news-gathering duties throughout the workweek. It depends on who's busier. "We never know which one will show up," says the station's general manager, Ray Stanfield, "but one of them always does." Mickie, married to a doctor, is the mother of two. Teddi, wife of a lawyer, has three children. Both admit that before the Peabody Award their husbands were somewhat lukewarm about their careers, but things are different now: their husbands are so impressed that they may start listening to the show...
...NASA's Tom Paine arrived with greetings from President Nixon ("Wonderful team. A job well done"), who also smoked a splashdown cigar in Washington. An especially apt comment came from J. Leonard Swigert, the astronaut's father. Sipping champagne with reporters in his Denver home, the 67-year-old doctor said: "It was a wonderful beginning and a beautiful landing. But I wouldn't give you two hoots for the interim...
...suit against a student who allegedly assaulted him. He claimed that the crack on the jaw caused him "severe mental and emotional distress." In California, as in many states, whenever a person makes such a claim he automatically waives his right to privacy in any relevant relations with a doctor. Each year, many psychiatrists respond to subpoenas or requests from their patients and reveal all kinds of secrets...
...about that same time the miners of West Virginia figured they'd had enough. They finally had a spokesman?a tough old doctor named I. F. B?ff, who lived in Charleston and liked to talk to coal miners. Whenever he could get them together, he talked, and they listened...