Word: boxes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...increased concerning the extent of the U.S. military role in Lebanon. Senators and Congressmen debated whether the Administration should not be obliged under the present circumstances to make itself, and its Middle East policy, more accountable to Congress by invoking the provisions of the 1973 War Powers Act (see box...
...years old, is undergoing rapid change. The company is being transformed from an upstart entrepreneurial firm to one that marches to the beat of professional managers. The changes are coming at a time when the high-flying personal-computer industry is suffering its first major bankruptcies (see box...
Time Inc. owns the leading U.S. pay-TV network, Home Box Office, and one of the biggest cable-system companies, American Television and Communications Corp. But Sutton doubted that those ties affected cable operators' responses to the magazine. Said he: "That would not matter if the deal was right...
...impulse for speed was added the driving force of "struggle." In Yanan (see box), where the clean dry air is intoxicating and the heavens are close enough to touch, "struggle" had become doctrine. Nothing was impossible if his will could drive his people to "struggle against the mountains...
...Today. It doesn't seem to matter much that the color often looks unnatural and uneven, like the work of some second-grader who just can't seem to get all the crayon marks inside the lines. Even the Tribune's "Good Morning" rests inside a blue box, like those so frequently favored by USA Today. The blue tint does make the "Good Morning" look soft and warm, but it still seems rather unlikely that a reader will be moved to say, "And a good morning to you, Chicago Tribune...