Word: milde
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After ten years of suffering and trying all the "cures," I went on the Weight Watchers diet and presto, my headaches were less frequent, shorter in duration and mild enough to allow me to go about my life. The old adage "You are what you eat" certainly applies to migraines...
Three moderate Arab states?Tunisia, Morocco and the Sudan openly endorsed the mission, however. Saudi Arabia, in a mild criticism, said the Sadat trip put the Arab world "in a precarious position." Actually, the Saudis had been briefed about the trip and its objectives by Sadat and had accepted the idea. But as head of a politically powerful Arab state and the spiritual leader of Islam, King Khalid could not remain completely silent amid all the other protests...
...stove and fill the barracks with on a stove and fill the barracks with what for these men are the smells of home. No one seems to mind that the windows have been hastily boarded up after local kids threw bottles through them. The weather is unseasonably mild, and the men know they will be heading south before chill drafts begin whipping through the wooden structure...
Jovanka was reported to be under house arrest in the presidential residence. Party officials said Tito had approved the investigation of her lobbying, and, obviously, he would decide on her punishment. That might be mild or firm. As one Yugoslav editor commented last week, "Caesar's wife must be beyond reproach. At least that's how Caesar feels...
Only hours after issuing his scorching televised blast against oilmen, President Carter last week dropped in on steel executives meeting with his aides in the White House and gave them a far different message: international trade laws will be enforced. That pledge, mild as it might seem, came a few days after European and Japanese steelmakers had informally offered to restrict exports to the U.S., and it gave American steelmen some assurance that one of the nation's basic industries might get a little relief...