Word: nominateed
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. . . For his colossal courage, I nominate Westbrook Pegler. . . .
I wish to nominate for Man of the Year the Russian people. . . .
The eternally baffling question for music critics (who, all popular prejudices aside, really like music and wish it well) is where to find the bridge between what is true and great in sound combinations and what is true and great in a man's life. It would probably be easier...
For months on end the President had said little and that little sometimes snappishly. What would he want to say now, when Big Jim Farley had soundly, roundly trounced him in the struggle to nominate the Democratic candidate for the New York Governorship (see p. 20)?
All Masters, however, are allowing students some freedom of choice, especially in offering them the opportunity to nominate their additional roommate. It was pointed out that the plan will enable all doubling-up students to benefit from substantial reductions in rent rates.