Word: validation
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...state director of the Selective Service, said last week that "our attitude is that if a card is reported turned in, we cannot assume that the registrant turned it in. He might have dropped it and someone else could have picked it up. Or it might not be a valid card...
...still impressive-at least to Hancock, who is his own best publicist. "There really is no valid comparison to this work. The Stone Mountain carving is bigger than any other in the world," he says. Lee's horse, Traveller, is 147 ft. from nose to tail; those so inclined, says Hancock, "could ride a horse along Traveller's back." Jackson's nose is 41 ft. long, one of the biggest-if not the best-noses in the history of Western art. The whole composition measures 190 ft. by 305 ft., set 400 ft. up in a carved...
...state director of the Selective Service, said this week that "our attitude is that if a card is reported turned in, we cannot assume that the registrant turned it in. He might have dropped it and someone else could have picked it up. Or it might not be a valid card...
...title from the opening of Finnegans Wake: "riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay . . ." The literary allusion is an unnecessary device; Korty's pace and McLiam's face are enough to supply this wry, wispy film with a valid life...
...shortages of meat and other staples. He also admitted that Russia's critical housing shortage is far from solved. Brezhnev pinned most of the responsibility on inefficient management and indifferent workers. Said Brezhnev: "Not infrequently, valuable working time is squandered, people report late or are absent altogether without valid reasons, and sometimes people do not come to work because they are drunk...