Word: feed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...upheld commerce-clause regulations that had more of a moral than an economic intent. Nor is the size of a specific activity relevant. Thus in 1942 the court upheld the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as applied to a farmer who sowed only 23 acres of wheat to feed his own cattle. The combined output of many small farmers, said the court, affects the total flow of interstate commerce...
...plot drenched with soulful cliches. This splashy, sparkling French musical, in which every word is sung, is attuned to the sensibilities of sad young lovers who like to contemplate futility while walking barefoot in the rain. The film delights the eye, but it gives the mind very little to feed upon...
Then McClung, who owns a basketfull of Harvard scoring records, took over. He scored nine straight points for the Crimson on two over-the-head specials, a foul shot, a tip-in, and a feed from Dressler...
Farm Flap. Many uncertainties still loom over the course of the talks, and the fear is general that France may yet torpedo them over the problem of common tariffs for European agriculture. That fear was heightened last week when Italy announced that it is reluctant to agree to standardize feed-grain prices before 1970 because that would inflate Italian food bills. Coming on top of the Franco-German fight over grain prices, Italy's stand made it even more unlikely that Europe can devise a common policy by mid-December, as the French demand on pain of walking...
Food, however, is only one problem as Rock sees it. "Theoretically," he said, "there is no reason that we can't feed billions more." A second problem is that "crowding creates stress and stress creates disorganization of individuals...