Word: bustingly
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...person to emulate then, and even the Rolling Stones sang a song commemorating the working class as the salt of the earth. The political winds were all blowing leftward, in general as a reaction to the Vietnam War, and at Harvard in particular in response to the University Hall bust...
...rush for cut-rate panty hose at a discount house; rather, it was the scene at this spring's version of the semiannual Canton Trade Fair, where Chinese traders showed off their wares to the largest collection of foreign businessmen ever. And it was a bust: the eager foreigners found far more high prices than bargains...
...with its tortoise routine, the Chiefs displayed an elastic defense that just would not let the Harvard hitting barrage bust the game open. Pitcher Dave Schopp rebounded in similar fashion, as after allowing four runs in two innings, stymied the Crimson for the victory...
...Corporation granted Cox wide, unilateral powers to handle disorders in the fall of 1969, a few months after the University Hall bust and a year after he directed a blue-ribbon commission to study the crisis at Columbia University...
...getting the highest possible price. The stock offering, which will enable Rolls-Royce to continue as an independent company, is highly popular with the British public; some 200 London investment groups have lined up for a piece of the stock. Creditors of the old Rolls-Royce Ltd., which went bust in 1971, may be less pleased. They will get the proceeds from the stock sale, but those will fall far short of clearing the $300-odd million in debts that the company ran up building advanced-design aircraft engines. Payment of the rest will have to await a settlement from...