Word: dependency
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...told the seniors that the problems of the future "cannot be left to leaders alone," and that their solution will "ultimately depend on the energy and convictions of citizens exactly like your-selves...
...your account of Ophuls' problems with The Memory of Justice [May 12], you say, "... the lineup would have to depend ... on whom would be available," which raises the question of whom is in charge of TIME's grammar department and whom is going to fire...
...dealings with Henry Kissinger since the end of the October War. In the end, his effort to be the mortal who moves mountains can only lead to continued strife. By now, twenty-seven years after the first Arab-Israeli war, the warring parties should not, and cannot afford to, depend on the good offices of one man in their mutual quest for peace...
...romanticism, say most gerontologists, to assume that prudent people can provide adequately for their old age. Inflation in the 1970s can erode the value of the most liberal of pensions and shrink the worth of even the fattest savings accounts. Nor does Social Security, upon which most elderly Americans depend for at least a third of their income, enable most to live with any measure of financial security or comfort. A 65-year-old couple entering the plan this year and entitled to the maximum benefits, which they have paid for in taxes, draws only $474 a month. That inches...
...year ago; this month the price fell as low as 560. The roller-coaster performance took its toll on producers and consumers alike. The price upswing aggravated inflation in industrialized countries. The downturn sent shock waves through the nonindustrialized Third World nations, some of whom depend heavily on commodities production for income, and added to pressures for OPEC-style cartels for raw materials other than...