Word: heeding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...heed, Reagan. High interest rates, which these folks link to the huge federal deficits, have brought bankruptcy to more farmers than at any other time since the Great Depression. Families, after generations on the same land, have given up and drifted off to the melancholy ranks of the rootless. Pay heed, Mondale. The last thing they need is another tax increase on top of real estate taxes, sales taxes, income taxes, Social Security taxes. And stores that long ago lost their merchants have filled up with Government offices where the personnel never seems to dimmish, and their pay always seems...
...months since NATO began to deploy new intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Western Europe, the Soviets have tried hard to discourage such dialogue. But East Germany has paid little heed. In a clear effort to preserve its close and lucrative ties with West Germany, it has allowed 27,000 East Germans to move to West Germany so far this year, nearly three times as many as in all of 1983. Communist Party Leader Erich Honecker has also proceeded with plans to visit West Germany next month, and will be the first East German leader ever to do so. East Germany...
...Continental. The shock waves might extend to local companies doing business with those banks. In short, what was at stake in Continental's crisis was the stability of the entire international banking system. Said Democratic Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin, a vocal opponent of the Chrysler and Lock heed rescues: "For the first time I favor a bailout. In this case it was absolutely essential...
...does, and we would be good to heed its warning before November...
...increase, the city must make a commitment to treating them no differently than the drivers they curse so spitefully. Although it is common knowledge that bicycles are subject to all the same traffic laws that care are: these rules are so rarely enforced that no one pays them any heed. Bikes rolling along the wrong side of the avenue, against the flow of traffic on a one-way street or through stoplights are common sights...