Word: hallmarked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...corn to Junior eating Oreos on the cab of the family flatbed truck as God's sun sets behind him. Gibson's baby-faced doggedness and Spacek's ingratiating freckles suit them more for roles as college quarterback and star cheerleader than for hardscrabblers against calamity. But the Hallmark glow is appropriate, for this River is no Depression documentary; it is a fantasy of domestic integrity, where the spirit of Walker Evans surrenders to the sentiment of Walt Disney. The film may win no Oscars, but it just noses out The Killing Fields for this year's Noble Prize...
...hallmark is that I'm an empiricist, and as such I need to leave my office from time to time to talk with labor leaders," Medoff says, adding. "Someone who's a theorist may gain less...
...Once a hallmark of American industry, productivity improvement in recent years has become elusive. In the 1950s and early 1960s, output per hour of work rose 3.2% annually. But from 1977 to 1982, U.S. manufacturing productivity grew by just .6%, while in West Germany the increase was 2.1%, in France 3.0% and in Japan 3.4%. Last year, however, the U.S. rate increased by 2.8%. In the first quarter of this year it was up at an annual pace of 3.2%. John W. Kendrick, a professor at George Washington University and a guest at last week's TIME Board...
...Koch has little subtlety to him; he brings to a small gathering the same intensity that is a hallmark of his professional style and that jumps out from every page of his book...
...authors did not rank their 100 best companies, but they did choose a Top Ten. In alphabetical order, they are Bell Laboratories, Trammell Crow, Delta Air Lines, Goldman Sachs, Hallmark Cards, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Northwestern Mutual Life, Pitney Bowes and Time...