Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...exemptions would apply to all tax-free institutions of higher education, including colleges and graduate schools. It would not allow credit for room and board charges. The 30 percent deductions would apply up to a limit of $450 for each dependent...
...miss it. Its underlying fallacies may be summarised as follows: Armaments are relative, not absolute. If Powers A and B reduce their armaments by, say, 10 per cent, their relative strengths, other things being equal, would remain the same. There would be no gain in terms of security. No limitation of armaments, whether at existing level or at an agreed lower level, is practicable, because the ratios between the Powers are inconstant. If A and B agree to limit their armaments, the real ratio will be changed if, for example, A invents new weapons or if B concludes an alliance...
...Unfortunately the pressures of administrative and public service work limit the amount of time a faculty member can devote to original research," Harris said...
...disclosed the power behind the free-trade drive when you reported "U.S. productive capacity is outrunning domestic demand and the result is thousands of businessmen are seeking bigger outlets abroad." There is a limit to the total dollar volume of both foreign and domestic trade in domestic consumption. To maintain a healthy domestic economy we must consume all of our own production plus the imports, else the mounting inventories depress values to depression levels. We must not add world supplies to domestic supplies . . . We simply cannot consume that much production...
...wife's, so it's got to have the best liver-about $25 worth a month." If the advance is not enough, there is the $2-limit poker session that Algren convenes twice a week in the basement of a North Michigan Avenue mansion. Algren figures that he has made $1,000 at poker this year-enough, in a pinch, to keep the novel going...