Word: dollarses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Physicist Edward Teller may have said that U.S. scientists are relatively underpaid. What does he have to say about Russia's underpaid scientists, or are they overpaid? The trouble with us is that we just don't find an end for pricing money. I am sure that Russia...
A merger of the two lines would make the united road the eleventh largest U.S. company, with combined assets of more than $5 billion. The Pennsylvania's 9,963 miles of road, running from the mid-Atlantic states westward to St. Louis and Chicago, and the Central's...
The endowment of the school is only about 18 million dollars, and therefore it would be quite impossible to maintain an institution which attained adequacy or excellence in a large number of subjects. To determine what subjects the Institute should, therefore, undertake, the meaning of "advanced" must be considered.
"It's usually two dollars, but I charge you boys just a dollar," she smiled again.
"It's not the three dollars that I object to," argued one cadet, "but it's the idea that this department is pressuring you into joining an extracurricular activity--and if you don't, it will be reflected in the department's attitude toward you."