Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...everyone agrees that Strasberg deserves sole credit for making her an actress, partly because not everyone agrees that she is an actress...
Second only to taxes, credit is seen as an area of everyday fraud. Initially, America's burgeoning credit-card business suffered considerable damage from high livers who could buy now but not pay later. The magic inherent in those little plastic rectangles hypnotized many into becoming adventurers-such as the man whose idea of the good life was to bed down in a variety of hospitals on stolen Blue Cross cards. But such abuses are now insignificant-thanks to more responsible screening of applicants and automated accounting techniques-even though credit keeps expanding. In department-store charge accounts...
...through a clerical mistake, it had been returned instead to Santa Croce. Digging through the old floor plans of the Badia, Procacci made a second discovery. The church had been rebuilt in 1628, with new interior walls set inside the structure. With one major Giotto find to his credit, Procacci prepared for what he hoped would be an even grander...
...frustration about the '66 model year. For one thing, the war in Viet Nam removed thousands of young men and potential customers from the new car market. For another, the nation's tight-money policy made it harder-and more expensive-to buy a car on credit. Most of all, there was the great safety furor, spearheaded by Lawyer-Author Ralph Nader. At one point in July, the inventory of unsold autos, mostly as a result of customer scares over safety, reached 1,700,000, and manufacturers were forced to cut back drastically on production schedules...
...about when 160,000 shares were purchased, according to Westec's board of directors, "by or on behalf of" Hall with "no adequate arrangement" to pay for them; five brokerage firms in Texas and one in New York had simply extended to Hall an all-out line of credit...