Word: helluva
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...their entire '72 line. The lower prices will hit hardest at financially troubled Chrysler (1970 losses: $7,600,000). Generally, Ford and G.M. officials are hoping to make up for the freeze with rapidly increasing volume. Says Ford's lacocca: "1972 cars at 1971 prices will be a helluva...
...their sisters, and blacks to fellow brothers, and I even had a professor this semester who took to calling us all citizen to set things on a more equitable basis. Besides, if you're the type that just can't remember first names, it makes it all a helluva lot easier...
...matters to his lieutenants but nonetheless makes his opinions known in streams of one-line memos. Ryder's formula for creating the kind of empire that has made him personally worth at least $17 million sounds a bit like a Franklin homily in truckerese: "There's a helluva danger in quick success without any bumps...
...ever seen−bent halfway backward. 'Hi there,' said General Page. 'Just dropped by to say hello.' The airman's eyes were now two fried eggs. 'Hi, sir,' he said through clenched teeth. All in all, it was a helluva way to be called from one's dreams...
...amounts ranging from $500 to $100,000, depending on salary. The North Western line's president, Larry S. Provo, 43, a longtime Heineman associate, has also become president of the employee company. Provo has great expectations for a jump in productivity when employees become stockholders. "There are a helluva lot of people working unsupervised on our 11,500 miles of track," he says. "If they feel the railroad is not just an impersonal operation, we can get some real motivation...