(1) The baby chewed on a rusk.

(2) Emma broke off a bit of rusk and gave it to Jacinta, who was teething.

(3) Rusk follows his two couples through developing their designs, hiring a contractor, beginning construction and ending the project.

(4) The other was Dean Rusk, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs.

(5) Dean Rusk, deputy under secretary of state at the time, heralded the change in his characteristically bland style.

(6) Johnson, Rusk, and the Kennedy aides who had stayed with Johnson consistently refused to negotiate.

(7) And Rusk is not alone.

(8) Dean Rusk continued to support the policy, and the military had asked for 200, 000 more troops to pursue it.

(9) Rusk says the crisis is forcing her to think hard about her purchases.

(10) Claire Rusk, a shopper in Alexandria, Virginia, says she is changing her holiday spending habits this year because of the economic crisis, even though her nine-year-old son expects Christmas as usual.

(11) Rusk has done a lot with State; but no one dealt with CIA.

(12) Maria, aged 18 months, would drink milk only with a rusk mashed up in her bottle.

(13) In 1913, advances in smelting technology led to the closing of the furnace at the Rusk prison.

(14) Johnson himself picked the targets at luncheon meetings every Tuesday with McNamara, Rusk, and Rostow.

(15) This grove was once home to theoldest known bristlecone, Prometheus, but in 1964, a graduate student namedDonald Rusk Currey was studying tree ring data and got his drill bit stuck inthe tree.

(16) UNTIL this week only one American secretary of state had made his first foreign trip to Asia: Dean Rusk, in 1961.