Word: paste
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...with a jolt, it discovered what some of the bill was going to look like. In the next year alone, the State Department indicated, France will get some $2 billion in arms and equipment. That figure was twice as much as the U.S. had paid for four of its past wars* put together. But it was only the beginning: eventually France would get about $6 billion...
Harvard started strong. After five minutes of play center half Bob Hardling looped a pass down the middle to Vern Drehmel, who slapped the ball past Dartmouth goalie-captain Dave Saxton for the first score...
...stuffed Bengal tiger, his stripped fur bristling, has a notorious past. "Many districts of India have been terrorized by this species which has acquired a taste for human flesh, but the number has been much reduced at present." It is unclear whether the reduction was in tigers or districts. A lion across the aisle glares from his glass cage. "In the wild state lions usually live up to their reputation of daring and ferocity. They prey upon large animals, especially zebras and antelopes, and in occasional instances have acquired the man-eating habit...
...scramble in front of the goal during the third period gave left outside George Truslow a chance to score Exeter's third goal. Truslow tapped the ball past Anderson in the confusion. The freshmen then began to pick up and kept the ball in Exeter territory for the rest of the period...
...Menagerie" takes, place, it lets the characters out and one can't feel quite as sorry for them as one did in the play. One of the most poignant episodes in the stage production, for instance, was a monologue in which Amanda Wingfield, a demolished southern belle, recalls her past. It was poignant because the belle was so far from her romantic youth. The picture, however, in order to avoid focusing on one face for several minutes, adds a flashback to the monologue; the belle's past becomes much closer and more real than it should...