Word: lende
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...dropped and found Gravey slunding all alone on the left sideline as the cornerback had fallen for the lake and moved up to stop the run. Allard hit his flanker with an easy spiral, and Garvey walked in with the game's first touchdown giving Harvard a 10-0 lend with 3:39 left in the opening quarter...
This bias should come as no surprise, given the magazine's format: Most professions outside the world of finance simply do not lend themselves to tips on how to get in on the job market.("It's just a matter of pounding the pavement and convincing the boss that you want that positional," says post Allen Ginsberg...
...People lend to overreact to these things but it'll be a while before announce starts talking about a cure," he said...
...anticipates a tense, three-way tug of war developing among private bankers, debtor countries and international institutions like the International Monetary Fund. The bankers want payment on their loans, the developing countries are not anxious to take austerity measures to pay their debts, and international institutions are reluctant to lend still more money to the poor countries except on tough terms. The result of the three-sided struggle could lead to more political unrest in some Third World countries...
...dozen distinguished graduates of Harvard and Yale to reminisce in print about their college years. For most such figures, those were years of outstanding academic achievement, featuring meaningful friendships with influential professors and culminating in attractive fellowships and job-offers in short, just the sort of years that lend themselves, in all but the most prudent hands, to reminiscence of a singularly smug and irritating nature--especially, one might add, to an undergraduate reader...