Word: fed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...extent the Japanese worker has financed this system. His phenomenal savings rate, a product of the desire for security, has fed funds to the industrial machine. Last year the Japanese saved 19.4% of their incomes; in the U.S., a 7% savings rate is considered startlingly high. Observes Morita: "Saving is a hobby of the Japanese people...
...going to Radcliffe? A year later, my grandmother's footlocker was still locked, keeping me in stocks at the end of my Lowell House bed. It was patent I no longer needed shoes, pocket book and matching belt; I let them go on Anderson Bridge. In return, the Charles fed me dreams of suicide, and best wishes for the success I deserved. In a fit of mourning. I left the rest of my trunk unpacked; the A's, the virginity, the square man, tears and parents are still in grandmother's black...
...thing fails, you have an opportunity to balance out your loss." Walters' crop mix is typical. He usually grows corn on a particular field for two years, then switches to soybeans for a year. Gone is the ritual slopping of hogs; Erv's animals are fed carefully calibrated mixtures of corn and protein automatically through ducts that connect his silos with the feeding troughs. Absent too are some of the more familiar animals, such as horses and chickens. They are no longer profitable. As son Dan pithily sums...
Recent research by a Worcester biologist indicates that the offspring of rats fed very small amounts of cyclamates show marked hyperactivity and inability to learn...
...David Stone, director of biological research at Worcester State Hospital, told a meeting of the Massachusetts Association for Retarded Children Sunday that the human equivalent of two bottles of cyclamate-sweetened soft drinks fed to rats produced "altered behavior in their offspring somewhat like that in a human being with minimal brain damage...