Word: processed
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Science does not grow because of superheated patriotism . . . The essential detachment and creative process involved cannot be hurried by imposing fright, coercion or high pressure upon scientists...
Soured by frequent defeat, more sure of their rightness every time they lost, talking too much to themselves, and beginning to wonder whether the U.S. people would ever "come to their senses," the hard-core Republicans seemed bent on purging the party of "me too" deviationists-and in the process alienating the voters they most needed to win. The Democrats knew by heart one simple axiom: a political party should be like a Bowery mission-"everybody welcome." The hard-core Republicans gave the impression of having lost faith in their country. Writing in the current Harper's, liberal Historian...
...first men to recognize leukemia and Hodgkin's disease as tumors rather than infections. He published the first successful diagnosis on a living patient of the disease now called coronary thrombosis, and made microscopic post-mortem sections of coronary arteries a full 25 years before the process was generally understood...
...same time he was working on the back-breaking job of revising the voluminous 19th Century Köchel catalogue which attempted to date Mozart's 600-odd works. He examined hundreds of Mozart scores and letters, discovered some 20 new Mozart compositions in the process, proved an additional dozen spurious. For this and his book, Mozart: His Character, His Work, he is now rated, with French Musicologist Georges de Saint-Foix, as one of the two foremost Mozart authorities in the world...
...Splintering Process...