Word: contently
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...customer is always right" possesses both substantive and procedural content. Substantively, I interpret it to mean that when a business and a consumer have a legitimate disagreement, the consumer should be given the benefit of the doubt (especially if the disagreement is over something relatively small). Of course there are limits to this substantive guarantee. But as a general principle, disputes should be resolved to the satisfaction of the customer whenever possible...
...agree that it is important to prevent children from accessing certain types of materials, this in no way requires the federal government to invade civil society in this manner. If the Republicans want to follow Bob Dole's lead and urge on-line companies to voluntarily regulate their content, this is fine. Even laws requiring the software equivalent of the V-chip would be acceptable, because they would in no way restrict what could legally be posted on the Internet, but rather would bolster the ability of parents to privately and individually control what their children...
Humanities professors expressed concern over the content of Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles' annual letter on the financial status of the Faculty, which was released last Thursday...
...when the day actually arrived, the invisible hand had shoved ten unsolicited valentines into my locker. Content with my lot, I looked to see what everyone else had gotten...
...There is only negative campaigning," Lugar said. "There is no content to the debate, only complaints...