Word: wrongness
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Thompson said there was "no suspicion of anything wrong," but the two deans wanted to clear up the confusion over the death...
...surprising that authors looking for the Press offices often go to the wrong building. The location has changed three times since the Press was formally established...
...Bosom of the Masses. Critics, carping or constructive, loom very small, however, in Capp's public. Millions feel that he can do no wrong. He has not only been clutched to the bosom of the masses but has been nominated as a genius by fragments of the intelligentsia. Britain's Princess Elizabeth is a "slobbering" Abner fan; so are Novelist John Steinbeck, Comedian Harpo Marx, Lawyer Morris Ernst and NSRB Boss W. Stuart Symington...
With Carnegie Tech's football team in a long losing streak, Doherty refused to go into the market for better players, took the Skibos out of big-time football entirely ("Perhaps you came to the wrong school," he snapped at protesting students). He increased his research budget sixfold, extended it to bolster fields, where Carnegie had never excelled. He built a new petroleum laboratory, spent $1,800,000 for a nuclear research center...
Like most U.S. males, Author James T. (Studs Lonigan) Farrell has spent considerable time brooding over a weighty question: What's wrong with American women? Like most, he has arrived at a lot of different answers. His favorite seems to be one given by a locked-up lunatic who narrates one of the 21 stories in Farrell's An American Dream Girl...