sixtynine

By the end of the day, sixtysix thousand people would be dead and another sixtynine thousand wounded.

'The Bomb: A New History' 2009

Finally, an hour behind schedule, two motorcades and a 1,500-mile plane trip from home, it seemed it was the sixtynine-year-old presidential candidate's turn to speak.

Prime Time Preachers: The Rising Power of Televangelism; with an Introduction by T George Harris 1981

At Sharpeville, a small village, in a single afternoon sixtynine people were shot dead and 180 wounded by small arms fire3; and in parts like the Transkei4, a state of emergency is still continuing.

Albert Lutuli - Nobel Lecture 1960

But the risk of unchecked escalation led Kennedy to deploy instead the negotiating skills of a former ambassador to Moscow, sixtynine-year-old Averell Harriman, to keep Laos neutral in the Cold War.

AmericanHeritage.com 2009

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Veloship of the Chainrings: Riding on Water BikeSnobNYC 2009