Word: fabrication
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...maybe it is that the editors of The Crimson want to see a Cambridge which is unaffordable for the low-income families, graduate students and those "sixties left-overs" which now form part of the city's social fabric. --Aeyal Gross Harvard Law School
...that subjected them to a lifetime of discomfort. Tigger sewed, cooked, tended to animals routinely: there is a wonderfully precise description of how to sit a hen and how to candle an egg. The remnant of civilized life that every woman sought was a bolt of Liberty fabric. Lessing apparently has a formidable sense of smell. Before easy dry cleaning, everybody's clothes smelled bad. Nuns -- she attended a convent school for a while -- smelled even worse...
Beyond the College, however, race can provide a community fabric, Osborne said. For example, Black lawyers should help struggling kids in Roxbury, she added...
...hopeful and trust the powers-that-be," she says. Sommers, who took over the program on July 1, wants space in the Union complex to bring her discipline closer to "the fabric of learning," she says...
...farm supplies cannot come in, and an annual $15 billion worth of oil cannot go out. Malnutrition is rampant; last month the government cut food rations in half. "The people of Iraq are being destroyed by the sanctions," says an Iraqi now living in the U.S. "The social fabric is being torn apart. Iraq has been wounded for four years, and nobody cares...