Word: launching
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...This blessed Vollard has grandiose ambitions," Camille Pissarro remarked in 1896. "He wants to launch himself as a dealer in prints. All the dealers . . . are waging war against him for he is upsetting their petty trade . . . He is a real moth; I am afraid his fate will be the taper's flame!" It was not. If any single publisher can be said to have created the status of the multiple work of art in our century, it is Vollard. To him, the limited-edition print industry today owes its being...
...Singlaub, 55, flatly declared that Jimmy Carter's proposed withdrawal of the 31,700 U.S. ground troops in South Korea over a four- or five-year period "will lead to war." Singlaub, third-ranking U.S. general in South Korea, insisted that the pullout would encourage North Korea to launch a second invasion...
...educated youths, is in government-sponsored training programs or on-the-job subsidies to employers. The Canadian government helps pay for nine weeks of summer work for young people. France is working with private business on a program to create 400,000 jobs for youths. Italy is about to launch a $400 million job subsidy program. Britain pays employers about $17 a week for 26 weeks to train young people...
...cheat on any new agreement. The U.S. seeks some on-site means of detecting whether a missile is MIRVed - equipped to carry more than one independently targetable warhead -and wants the Russians to provide more information on its weapons generally and to agree to ban the deliberate concealment of launch sites. The Soviet negotiators seek assurance that the U.S. will not evade SALT limits by shipping weapons to its NATO allies...
...plebeian American supermarket-but not so much that it loses its sales-winning snob appeal. Perrier's current U.S. price will be cut by 20% or 30%. For convenience, the water will be sold in bottles of six-packs, just like beer. The company intends to launch an introductory $4 million advertising blitz featuring Orson Welles, and will aim a special pitch at the youth market...