Word: linked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...emergence of photosynthetic organisms was a key link in the evolution of life, said Schopf. The oxygen released in the process enabled higher, oxygen-breathing plants and animals to appear...
They convey television signals through the skies and carry the voices of orbiting astronauts back to control stations on earth. They link long-distance telephone systems and bounce off high-flying aircraft, locating them for radar observers. The high-frequency radio waves-or microwaves-that perform these familiar services are now becoming even more versatile...
...understandably disappointed, and so was the rest of the business community. Noting that the P. & G.-Clorox link seemed neither vertical (between suppliers and customers) nor horizontal (between competitors), businessmen had hoped that either way the decision went, it would mark the first clear-cut application of antitrust law to a conglomerate merger (between companies in unrelated fields). And court-devised guidelines were anxiously awaited, for conglomerate unions today account for 70% of mergers...
...despite the belief of many professors that the CIA has had no voice in Harvard projects, this financial link was potentially dangerous. The degree of control the CIA exercised over the conduits is unknown, and there is no absolute guarantee that the agency was not able to influence research subject matter and personnel through the officials of these foundations...
...began to consume huge chunks of the Administration's budget and the President's lobbying time. In addition, much of the energy left liberals once devoted to the goal of true equality for the nation's most-maligned minority has been shifted to protests of the war. To link the issues is good sense...