Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...proposal to which Bush objects would allow certain students who had been given advanced placement credit in three or more courses to be admitted as sophomores. Bush said this three-year degree would inevitably limit the scope of education because of the number of courses required for concentration and General Education...
...Founder Morris Rich, a Hungarian immigrant of 19, opened his 75-by-25-ft. store in 1867 on the unfashionable side of Atlanta, and on that side Rich's stayed. Still owned by the Rich family, the store has also stuck to customer-winning policies, e.g., no time limit on the return of merchandise. Last year a woman exchanged a pair of shoes bought more than 13 years before; she had been "too busy" to return them sooner. The policies paid off: Rich's grossed $57 million last year, has netted upwards of $1,700,000 every year...
...only effect the price rise will have on us", Heaman said, "is that we will have to pay more for our coffee. There will be no limit on the amount of coffee a student can drink...
There is a certain amount of duplicity in the little of the essay. For in the largest sense of the word, the "rebellion" is not a rebellion at all. It is made of milder stuff; it breathes an air of moderation and limit. Affirming restraint, the rebel denies his own name...
...Glasgow, Munich and Athens, the contestants ran through natural and national barriers with little difficulty. The race, as always, was to the most precise rather than the swiftest, and contestants were penalized for breakdowns, delays, missing an obligatory checkpoint or being caught exceeding the 65-kilometer (40 m.p.h.) speed limit...