Word: dependance
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...outcome of Sunday's game' will depend largely on how successfully Pittsburgh can contain Tarkenton. When the Vikings' wily quarterback starts leading pass rushers on a mad chase around the backfield, pass coverage often breaks down. Moreover, if Tarkenton can scramble enough to tire the Steelers' pass rushers, they could become vulnerable to the run. Minnesota also has the advantage of experience; this is their second consecutive Super Bowl and the third in the past six years. They are hungry for their first...
Auchincloss estimated that Harvard's share will be "three-quarters of a million dollars, plus...very plus," but will depend on the effect of market fluctuation on the securities which make up part of the estate...
Both defense and prosecution predict a trial of perhaps a month's duration that could depend on a determination of the age at which a fetus becomes a human being and on considerations of medical ethics and complicated surgical procedures...
Homans yesterday declined to comment on whether this poll was a factor in his moving to strike the existing panel of male-dominated panel of jurors. Homans also declined to say how much he will depend on the poll during the jury selection process. He explained that McGuire ruled that he could not speak about the poll
Nations that depend even more on OPEC fared much worse than the U.S. Japan's $18 billion bill for oil imports was the biggest single factor in lifting its inflation rate to a punishing 24%, causing the first real postwar decline in economic growth. Inflation rates doubled in many Western European nations: to 16% in France and Belgium, 18% in Britain, 25% in Italy. To meet its trade deficit, Italy has borrowed more than $13 billion, incurring interest payments of nearly $1 billion a year. Prime Minister Harold Wilson says that the fivefold increase in oil prices aggravated Britain...