Word: answer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...believe that conservation of energy is the final answer," Hills said. "However, it is necessary as a bridge fuel until alternative sources can be developed. We can come up with new supplies but we can't do it tomorrow," she added...
...lecture and question-and-answer period that followed, Blum explained the tangled legal status of territories contested in the Mideast conflict...
Hellman will lead a question and answer session rather than lecture, in the South House's Cabot Hall living room on October 25, Jerome E. Fischer, executive assistant to the master of South House said yesterday...
...that must begin with the old question: Will there be "energy shortage in the future? The answer: Only if we let it occur. There may be more shortages of natural gas, but they would be the consequence of inadequate price rather than nonexistent supply. There could well be a severe shortage of oil, but the scarcity would be less of physical quantity than of imaginative ways of bringing crude to market at an acceptable cost...
...Brazilian Playwright Roberto Athayde's feeble premise that the theater goers are the students, and they are encouraged to answer back only to be squelched by Miss Margarida, a form of bearbaiting, not dialogue. If the play means to be a parable of political tyranny, the point is fully made in the first ten minutes. More probably, Playwright Athayde means to say that we are force-fed prefabricated information throughout our lives. He also goes cosmic over morality with the appearance of a skeleton .nd Miss Margarida's big bad news: "You are all going to die." Without...