Word: deepening
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...this theme in favor of another, deeper one, a portrait of a whole inert society. In The Passenger, he lets go of the thriller elements midway and starts to concentrate on the growing relationship between Locke and a young tourist (Maria Schneider). But the change of focus does not deepen the picture as it did in L'Avventura. Instead, it diverts it while saying nothing new about Locke...
...coffee becomes the aromatic wisp from a demitasse of espresso sipped in a sidewalk cafe on Paris Left Bank. As March matures into April, as the countdown progresses from seven to five to three days before we can board our planes and trains for the outside world, the symbols deepen into a mythology both rapturous in its promise of pleasure and malicious in its threat of disillusion...
President Ford's proposal to put a $3 tariff on oil is unanimously regarded by economists to be inflationary and would deepen the recession. No program at all is better than a bad program...
...members' savvy has frequently been tapped by Congress and the President as well as by TIME. Tax Expert Joseph Pechman, who directs economic studies at the Brookings Institution, testified at the recent House Ways and Means Committee hearings on President Ford's tax-cut proposals. His recommendation: deepen the rebate by several billion dollars. Arthur Okun, also of Brookings, and University of Minnesota Economist Walter Heller have both served as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson. Otto Eckstein, Harvard professor and head of Data Resources, Inc., a Cambridge, Mass., think tank...
...would then file an answer, and a hearing date would be set. "We will resist anyone who tries to remove us from our lands again," vows Kakwirakeron. "They will be met by whatever force is necessary. We will be here when they leave." There, as the snows begin to deepen, the impasse for the moment uneasily rests...