Word: fewer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Waste saved. Plates of meat not ordered could not be brought to the tables to get cold, and be wasted. Fewer orders would go down scarcely tasted. Thus a saving would be effected in the most expensive part of our provisions. For the meat, fish, and eggs, cost three times as much as all other provisions for the Hall put together...
...governments and at least two American Universities are displaying great activity in Semitic exploration, especially in Egypt, and any work undertaken there would certainly be justified by the results. In Palestine, where there is also material of great interest, the promising sites are not numerous and are gradually growing fewer. In conclusion the report urges the desirability of an endowment or of special contributions to enable the Museum to bear a part in the work of oriental research. For this work $10,000 a year is needed for from three to five years...
...made in this manner, the president, treasurer, clerk, and eight directors are to be selected by ballot at the annual meeting, provided that at least one hundred members are present and voting. The eleven persons so selected by ballot, or, if no additional nominations are made, or if fewer than one hundred members are present and voting at the annual meeting, the nominees of the stockholders, are to be elected, the president by a vote of the board of directors, the ten other persons by a vote of the board of stockholders...
...nominations are made in this manner, the president, treasurer, clerk, and eight directors to be selected by ballot at the annual meeting, provided that at least one hundred members are present and voting. The eleven persons so selected by ballot, or, if no additional nominations are made, or if fewer than one hundred members are present and voting at the annual meeting, the nominees of the stockholders, to be elected, the president by a vote of the board of directors, the ten other persons by a vote of the board of stockholders. After 1902, new stockholders to fill vacancies caused...
...nominations are made in this manner, the president, treasurer, clerk, and eight directors to be selected by ballot at the annual meeting, provided that at least one hundred members are present and voting. The eleven persons so selected by ballot, or, if no additional nominations are made, or if fewer than one hundred members are present and voting at the annual meeting, the nominees of the stockholders, to be elected, the president by a vote of the board of directors, the ten other persons by a vote of the board of stockholders. After 1902, new stockholders to fill vacancies caused...