Word: normally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Less than an hour later, the Navy announced that the aircraft carrier Boxer, with a normal complement of 90 planes, and two escorting destroyers, would beef up the 7th Task Fleet based on the Philippines. Next day the Joint Chiefs said they would leave next month for a conference with MacArthur and an inspection trip of U.S. forces in Japan "contemplated for several months...
...bigness and monopoly forced high prices on the consumer. Instead, cheaper prices and greater efficiency seemed to be grounds for prosecution. In trying to break up the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. into seven separate grocery chains, the U.S. complained that A. & P. failed to mark up prices the normal amount. There was no question of monopoly, for A. & P.'s share of total business had shrunk from 11.6% in 1933 to 6.4% in 1949. In the same manner, Antitrust went after Wilmington's Du Pont empire, called it "the largest single concentration of industrial power...
...doctors, is built around a six-volt bulb set in a revolving cylinder. In one side of the cylinder a window is cut to show a flashing light like a miniature lighthouse. The patient looks at the light through opalescent glass. If his retina and brain are getting a normal supply of blood and oxygen, the normal subject should see the flicker effect when the cylinder revolves as fast as 45 times a second. But if the eye's arteries are narrowed, the oxygen-starved retina loses sensitivity: the patient sees a steady light until the cylinder is slowed...