Word: beare
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...much longer must the left-handed minority bear the pain of writing their exams in an excrutiatingly unnatural position...
whose intellectual achievements were inferior to Miller's, had at least as great an influence on the study of history as Miller has or is likely to have. He was, in fact, not a leader of thought, because at the level he worked, thought will not bear leading. He raised a standard to which no one could rally...
...capital. Immediately, Reid called in the air force chief of staff-either accept the rotation plan, he put it bluntly, or lose your commission. Reid won the facedown, now boasts: "I am in the driver's seat." No formal announcement was ever made, but state papers now bear Reid's signature as junta president...
...simple strategy for the race. Nine Cobras were to tool along at 6,000 r.p.m., fast enough to place respectably, but slow enough to keep from breaking down on a track that demands 28 grating changes of gear to get through a single lap. The other two cars would bear down hard and stay in front of Ferrari's G.T.s at any cost-for as long as they held together...
...searching for suitable new names for its corporate clients. The cost of name changing, depending on the size and international range of a company, can run from $25,000 to $5,000,000. There is, of course, the need for new plant signs, new stationery and new bank checks bearing the company's new name, and national companies must also bear both the small legal expense and the bigger bother of reregistration in 50 states and with government agencies. Many companies, as a result, prefer to create a slim and progressive image simply by stressing their initials. That technique...