Word: coverly
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Although the "Love Docs" do not plan to chargeusers, they may sell advertisements to cover thesite's costs. Barker says he and his roommateseventually hope to make a profit fromadvertisements on the site...
Case 3: I am faced with an evening in which I have nothing to do. I could, of course, read for my newly-chosen Economics courses. Or I could use my time to cover my roommate's entire desk with toothpaste. As a globally competitive client, I am not intimidated by this emerging market of available time. No, I am challenged by the prospect of expanding my personal business. But how to do it? It was a case for McFlimsy and Company...
...instance, state and federal emissions standards do not cover SUVs and light trucks, which are enormous contributors to the problem on account of their popularity and inefficiency. Additionally, these emissions standards can never address the problem of carbon dioxide production; every gasoline combustion engine generates this greenhouse gas which has proliferated in the industrial age because of human activity...
...THANKS BUT NO THANKS When readers don't like what they see on the cover, they return it--sometimes whole, very often in shreds. And 76 readers did just that when they spotted the aforementioned Men of the Year duo, which some called "Dumb and Dumber." An inventive 42 sent back what they thought was the undeserving half...
DIED. CHARLES LUCKMAN, 89, entrepreneur and architect who designed Madison Square Garden and Florida's Kennedy Space Center; in Los Angeles. Trained in architecture, Luckman first made his name (and the cover of TIME) selling soap as a sales manager at Pepsodent, and then returned to his first love after commissioning Lever House, one of Manhattan's first glass skyscrapers. In the late 1960s, he inadvertently fueled a national campaign for historic preservation with his design for the Garden, a monstrosity that replaced McKim, Mead and White's steel and glass-canopied gem, Penn Station...