Word: dependably
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...past, Weicker depended on the votes of disillusioned Democrats. Now he is wooing traditional Republicans by claiming that an independent Republican is better than no Republican at all. Says he: "I think I'm a very good Republican, because, No. 1, I get elected." Whether he does so again could depend on Conservative Candidate Lucien DiFazio, 39, a Hartford lawyer who entered the race only nine weeks ago. Although DiFazio has no chance of winning, he has substantial financial backing from the New Right and might siphon off votes from Weicker. With Weicker leading Moffett by only...
...workers' decision at Chrysler has reminded would be re-industrializes that the success of their labor-management scheme may ultimately depend on their credibility with the workers who will be asked to shoulder much of the cost for "retooling" American industry. Enen the most disciplined union will have a difficult time keeping its workers in line if they believe that they're not getting a fair share of the higher profits--or that companies aren't creating enough new jobs with the surplus money. And that is the lesson of the Chrysler contract rejection; in democratic unions like...
...sure I'll be able to start We'll just have to wait until Saturday and see," Allard said, adding. "We are hoping that the game won't depend on whether or not I can play. I think Jack's ready to start...
Pete cried foul play, and swore to catch Jerry with his pants down in his own series of retaliatory ads. Nevertheless, the polls now indicate that Jerry and Pete are so close they can smell each other's breath. The outcome will surely depend on upcoming ad campaigns and their impact on the voters...
...stands people take about Steiner seem to depend on where they sit. Saul L. Chafin, the chief of University police, which Steiner oversees, credits the new vice president with being a driving force behind the Harvard police department's professionalization. Steiner meets regularly with Chafin, reviews crime statistics and police logs daily, and has been known to appear at the scenes of campus crimes shortly after they've been reported...