Word: inking
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...TIME was gathered, selected, written and edited in the span of a single week, production of the magazine required planning, preparation and procurement of materials for many months beforehand. Each of TIME's seven printing plants around the world must be assured an adequate supply of the paper, ink, metals, chemicals and various other materials which are used and reused in the process of printing TIME 52 times a year. Each plant must keep enough supplies on hand to carry it through a number of issues, and much of the paper now en route will not be used...
...paper emerged from battle flushed with victory and financially very, very able. Red ink was a thing of the past...
...satirist, bile is almost as necessary as ink. Some, like Dean Swift, swim in it; others, like John Marquand, barely wet their prose in it; a few end by drowning in it. Japan's Ryunosuke Akutagawa was one of the hapless few; in 1927, sunk in pessimism and possibly near madness, he took an overdose of veronal and died. He was only 35, but the more than 100 short stories he wrote have since established him as Japan's most corrosive modern satirist...
...Never Asked." Nine months and 14 confidence votes later,* Pinay still sat at the head of the table. It is in the nature of French politics, however, that a Premier-even the most stimulating and effective Premier since Liberation-may be an ex-Premier before the ink is dry on tomorrow morning's newspaper. No one was more aware of that than Antoine Pinay himself. "I never asked to be Premier," he remarked recently. "I see the question very simply. I am there to carry out a policy. If there is to be a different policy, I shall...
After 20 minutes, peace returned to the chamber, now slopped with ink and blood and littered with glass shards, torn paper and shredded shirts. One usher went to the hospital with a brain concussion; a Red sported a two-inch-deep gash in his scalp; a Demo-Christian nursed a badly bruised abdomen; the House first-aid station impartially bandaged Red heads and court-plastered Demo-Christian faces...