Word: caveat
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...demand more in anticipation of inflation. "I am concerned about constantly escalating future wage increases further distorting the economy and possibly leading to a major recession, if not worse," he said last week. "If you bargain wages to anticipate inflation, then you're guaranteeing that inflation." That caveat promises some interesting negotiations over the next two crucial weeks...
...Bavarian Hydropower Co. is already reaping a profit by using sewage (rich in minerals) as a fertilizer in carp ponds. The idea is not entirely new; natives of West Java have long known that carp raised in streams filled with wastes grow unusually robust. There is only one caveat: the fish must be well cooked before they are eaten...
...their influence on drug abuse. Proprietary drug producers, who last year spent about $118 million in advertising 48 brands of headache, tension and drowsiness remedies, are slowly moving to soften their messages. Jeffrey Martin Inc.. manufacturer of Compoz, "the little blue pill'' sedative, has tacked a caveat to the end of its commercials. "When needed take only as directed; only for the purpose specified." an announcer recites. "Remember: Use, do not abuse...
...Caveat Emptor...
...time the agreement was signed are now the only people officially personally responsible for any expense connected with the Festival, including possible damage to trees or to University property. (There'll be plenty of groovy structures, materials, and bodies to paint and do beautiful things with-so this caveat is in the agreement just because that's the way things are normally done...