Word: enormouse
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WEST GERMANY. With its 7% inflation and 2.2% unemployment, the country continues to be economically the healthiest in Western Europe. But its economic vigor now depends almost entirely upon its enormous balance of trade surplus ($11.7 billion through July). There is every indication that the foreign customers of German-made...
The greatest problem ahead of us is the enormous cynicism and suspicion with which we now view politicians in particular and government in general.
Despite the President's early observation that he intended to make his own breakfast, this service is now usually provided by a Jeevesian attendant, who brings him his orange juice, sliced melon, tea and English muffins piping hot, margarined and ready to be marmaladed. (Last week's presidential...
Even if Friday's rally should continue, share prices have a long, long way to climb before investors can feel flush again; at last week's close, the Dow was more than 35% below its alltime high of 1051, reached on Jan. 11, 1973. The plunge has occurred...
Author Carl Solberg, a former associate editor of TIME and a teacher of history and journalism at Columbia, has written the first concise history of the U.S. roughly from 1947 to 1967. He deals to some extent with the textures of everyday living-the rush to the suburbs and the...