Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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From now on the three writers and three researchers of the Canada section will join forces with their opposite numbers of the Latin America section to turn out The Hemisphere under Senior Editor Francis Brown, a veteran of 15 years with the New York Times. Brown, who makes frequent news-gathering trips to both Latin America and Canada, was decorated recently by the Government of Chile for his journalistic contributions to hemispheric unity...
Friends of the Cardinal listening to a broadcast of the trial in Vionna reported that a strange tone of voice, frequent lapses of memory, and faulty grammar in Mindszenty's testimony suggested he had been drugged. Krayer observed, howover, that psychological strain could cause the same symptoms...
Professor Spencer, who was a frequent contributor of articles and verse to literary magazines and whose latest collection of poems was published just this year, was a pioneer in the General Education program here, and his course in Shakespeare was widely attended...
With his first line hampered by the illness of right wing Rip Lynch, Priddy is experimenting with his third string men to find a suitable third line. The coach made frequent substitutions Monday to observe third line possibilities in action...
...Smith's frequent use of the phrase "off the record" gave a new boost to an old, and often helpful, journalistic practice. It permitted top Government officials to let down their hair before the press -without getting into trouble in the process. By giving a frank-and unquotable-explanation of the background behind official actions, bigwigs had often helped reporters do a better job of interpreting the news. But the handy phrase has long since gotten out of hand. Last week Managing Editor Norman E. Isaacs of the St. Louis Star-Times charged that editors who persisted in kowtowing...