Word: louders
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...father gave him a saxophone. It was a battered, $35 hock-shop special, and Stanley honked away on it for eight hours a day until the tenement reverberated with angry cries. But whenever somebody shouted, "Shut that kid up!" his mother would shout back from the kitchen, "Play louder, Stanley! Play louder...
...animal feeds (from $521 million to $672 million), which ironically can only serve to reduce U.S. meat sales. Even now, U.S. feed may be helping to fatten France's excellent Charolais cattle, which were bred, like Charles de Gaulle's force de frappe, to give France a louder voice at the world's conference tables, be they in the palaces of Geneva or the stockyards of Chicago...
...since his stinging reply to a letter from several Midwestern professors inviting him to a teach-in in April, Bundy has encountered increasing criticism from the academic community. When his sudden trip to the Dominican Republic prevented him from appearing at the nationally-televised Washington teach-in, protests became louder...
...Chief's reply was something just louder than a roar: "Murders! You dimwit, murders...
...current troubles stem largely from Yugoslavia's halfway attempts to liberalize part of its economy while tightly controlling the other part. In a move to decentralize industry, the government last year gave local managers a louder voice in making wage, price and investment decisions. The bureaucrats in Belgrade still held on closely to their control of such big and inefficient sectors of the economy as agriculture, railroads, coal and electricity. Hoping to make those sectors less unprofitable, the government boldly raised prices for their products and services. With that, the newly powerful local managers began falling all over themselves...