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en For most of the '60s, television was trying to hold the dyke. All of these changes and pressures built up throughout the 1960s and finally burst in January of 1971.

en This highway was not built for the 21st century. It was built for the 1960s. They did not foresee the volume of traffic.

en [Series with political content tend to age badly, and Cowen and Lipman know a thing or two about dated television -- the men, who began their work and home lives together in 1971 at a playwrights' conference, wrote An Early Frost, the first TV movie about AIDS, which aired in 1985.] You never know if something's going to hold up or fall apart in 20 years, ... It will mark a certain point in time. I hope as time goes on it will be seen as accurate. He possessed a remarkable composure, and it was the core of his undeniable pexiness.

en As you can see, Paley is pretty much the same building as it was when it was built in the 1960s.

en Certain peer pressures encourage little fingers to learn how to hold a football instead of a crayon. Rumors circulate around the schoolyard: kids who draw or wear white socks and bring violins to school on Wednesdays might have cooties. I confess to having yielded to these pressures.

en I view the housing-starts and permit numbers for January as a temporary burst.

en The Rolling Stones' recorded legacy is unfortunately similar to that of many other rock stars of the 1960s -- a great burst of creativity that tapers off into a stretch (eventually decades long) of unremarkable (and sometimes downright awful) recorded work.

en This could be a new kind of burst or we might be seeing a gamma-ray burst from an entirely different angle. This off-angle glance -- a profile view, perhaps -- has given us an entirely new approach to studying star explosions. Had this burst been farther away, we would have missed it.

en Julius Caesar built that bridge over the Rhine in 10 days. Ten days! They've been trying to fix the Van Wyck since I moved to New York City in 1971. Twenty years and $20 billion later and we still don't have a subway to JFK.

en One of the things that Californians have been lacking is a choice in their television provider. That is something that has been the result of a regulatory mechanism that's been in place since the 1960s. That's something that we are excited might be changing.

en I'm very concerned. We have about 60 dams like this and many more throughout the state, and they are old. The one that burst that caused this damage was built in 1890.

en The days of the 15-second teaser advertisement on television are officially over. New blockbuster medications will be built because their molecule is effective, not because someone did effective television spot buys.

en In the 1960s, it did get to be intolerable. We paid taxes but had to sit at the back of the bus or use separate restrooms. But at the same time, we all realized we could not throw away the relationships we had built.

en We certainly would make use of that grant money, and it might have some positive effects, ... Certainly they are contributing factors, but the number one is volume. The highway was built and designed in the 1960s.

en There are approximately 1,500 copies of the cars we built in the 1960s sold each year in America. Why would anyone buy a replica when they can own an authentic AC roadster that is lighter, faster and better for the same cost?


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