Word: feds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...solution. "They're the sovereign government. They've got all the authority and all the power." But he says he fears that a number of factors--the growth of Scottish and Welsh nationalism, Britain's ever-increasing economic woes, and the growing number of Britons who are simply fed up with the whole Ulster affair--may result in a postponement of British attempts to seek a settlement, or even worse, the withdrawal of British troops before a political settlement is reached...
...college career, wiped out the memory of a spirited Crimson rally that carried the game into overtime after the Crimson trailed 2-0 in the third. A drive by Terrier Bill O'Neill which carromed off Brian Petrovek's glove was retrieved by John Fox behind the net and fed in front to a fortunately (as always) placed Meagher, who stuffed it home before Petrovek could react...
Overtaxed, overregulated, and fed up with the legislative extravagances of the most liberal state in the nation, Massachusetts voters refused to swallow one more social experiment...
...relatively easier monetary policy since last summer. Two weeks ago, it decided that stronger action was needed. The board cut the discount rate-the fee that it charges on loans to member banks-from 5½% to 5¼%. It also apparently lowered its targeted interest rates on "Fed funds"-the uncommitted cash that banks lend one another-by a quarter of a point, to 4¾%. The effect of both moves is to make more money available for bank loans, which tends to bring down other interest rates...
...Harvard's Mike Clasby got to it first and, with Richardson out of the play, fed a centering pass to Steve Andrews, who fired a shot into the corner of the net past two Warrior defensemen who jammed themselves into the goal mouth...