Word: dears
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Dear Professor Herrnstein...
...causes." In the clear, crisp air of Eau Claire, Mary told the crowd: "John doesn't like to breathe air he can't see." Not too amused, Lindsay reminded her that he had improved the air in New York City by 30%. "Oh, I'm sorry, dear," she replied. "I forgot...
...Young. Her solitary life isn't easy. "Dear God," she wrote in her diary on her first day ashore, "how I love this island . . . but I don't know if I'm strong enough to stay. I found myself walking along the rocks crying...
...Dear Delicacy. Importers, seafood dealers and at least one textile firm in Japan are rushing to buy unprecedented quantities of shrimp on world markets-about 23% more in 1971 than 1970. Japan imports nearly two-thirds of the 69,000 tons consumed there annually. Since the U.S. imports about half of its own yearly 140,000 tons, the two commercial superpowers must bid against each other for shrimp from such places as Brazil, Mexico and West Africa. "The Japanese are paying 25% more than the market," says Irving Farber, president of New Jersey's Continental Seafoods...
...dear Abdullah, I am here," read the message to the general in beleaguered Dacca. "The game is up. I suggest you give yourself up to me and I'll look after you." The author of that soothing appeal was India's Major General Gandharv Nagra. The recipient was Lieut. General A.A.K. ("Tiger") Niazi, commander of Pakistan's 60,000 troops in East Bengal and a onetime college classmate of Nagra's. Minutes before the expiration of India's cease-fire demand, Niazi last week bowed to the inevitable. By United Nations radio, he informed...