Word: eats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Tiger and The Typists. Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson are in two clever one-acters; the first concerns two self-appointed nonconformists who eat their i own cliches, the second a pair of drab office workers whose entire lives drain away from...
...children will be going to school soon, and they have no shoes or clothes. We go to pick mushrooms because we can sell them at the store and bring in a kopek or two at home.' Added another woman sarcastically. 'We don't have to eat at all. I suppose. This is my second year without a cow and it's been pretty...
...FOOD. In the year 2000, Americans may eat less than they do now. But they wil demand more of such expensive items as meat, fruit and dairy products. Filling this demand will be no problem if agricultural techniques already known are applied more widely...
...source of energy is on its way out in France, as it is in the United States. While many Frenchmen were stirred by the discipline and courage the miners showed--especially during the last two weeks of the strike, when there was very little for them to eat--there is nevertheless widespread understanding that coal must give way to gas as a source of energy if the French economy is to continue to expand. De Gaulle may say this in the televised address he plans to make this week...
...modestly financed by fisheries companies, Dr. Fujinaga set up a pilot prawn ranch in abandoned salt-evaporation ponds at Iku-shima on Shikoku Island. He now has 30 employees, and the place is jumping with prawns. The tiny just-hatched kurumas are coddled in indoor tanks and eat yellowish-brown Skeletonema plankton that have been grown in filtered sea water doped with chemicals. Other kinds of plankton, also specially cultured, carry them through the next stage. When they are one-quarter-inch long, they graduate to outdoor tanks and are fed clam eggs and larvae or brine-shrimp eggs. Then...