Word: lagged
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...even transfer the raw materials of music, sequences of notes, from one style to another, with only minor changes. Thus of the six works by the members of Moevs' pro-seminar which were performed Monday, three used themes variously derived from the beginning of the hymn "Victimae Paschali" Christ lag in Todesbanden. An unshaken sense of coherence, occasionally lapsing into flat uniformity, bound each piece tightly into a unit...
...been reassessed as a far more daring painter than his antimacassar subject matter made him seem. Freshman Stuart Davis, then 18, is now one of the world's best abstractionists, and Edward Hopper, then 30, carries on the realist tradition at its best. In 1963, the cultural lag of 50 years ago no longer exists-and perhaps it was never so wide as it seemed...
Michael Guilloton, the head-waiter in the nightclub, however, is thoroughly delightful. A la Peter Ustinov, he cleverly develops comedy in lines that could easily pass unnoticed, and his sense of pace keeps the play moving when other lag...
Bankers' Despair. Seeing the growth of their lucrative corporate deposits lag has naturally distressed bankers. To expand their earning power, many banks that served mainly industry have had to merge with more consumer-oriented banks to win personal savings accounts. They have also taken to smothering their corporate clients with helpful services, from figuring their payrolls to giving advice on foreign investments. But nothing wins over the flinty-eyed treasurer like a better interest rate. "It's fantastic what some of them will do for a one-hundredth of one percent pickup in interest," says a Los Angeles...
That was in 1960. In 1963, the U.S. lag in the space race no longer seems quite so wide, the Kennedy Administration has admitted that the "missile gap" never existed, and President Kennedy is on record as saying that the U.S. should not base its policies on foreign opinion...