Word: mixes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...authority with higher rents as tenants' incomes rise; in Britain, most housing projects now pay their own way under this system. The arrangement also helps to ensure that each project contains a mixture of residents-young and old, white and black. Indeed, Macey says that such a "social mix" should be planned from the start...
...program is a mix of populist palliatives and sensible economic reforms. Allende promised to double chicken production to 100 million birds a year by 1975 and build a new sugar refinery as well as two milk-bottling plants. More significantly, he promised that the government would bolster Chile's sagging economy with the help of $400 million in loans from Communist countries. In all, Allende plans to inject more than $760 million into Chile's economy and agriculture...
...those little off moments. Like the time after his victory over Larsen in Denver, when some chess buffs dragged the two players off to a nightclub featuring operatic singing. While the performers trilled and boomed, Fischer sat buried in a chess book, oblivious to all else. "I don't mix well," he says...
...room. Fabric looking like tapestry on the walls, sprays of flowers on top of the benches, and a long, covered table, to hold cold cuts, bread, cheese, fruit, and assorted imported beer, and champagne. It is all written into their contract. HSA has also provided a tuxedoed bartender to mix drinks...
...nouns and verbs, but as a physical mass, a hot, indistinct slur like sausage meat: ground out of the famous lips, eaten by the mike, driven into banks of amplifiers and rammed out through two immense blocks of speakers high on either side of the stage. The vowels mix stickily with the air of the auditorium, already saturated by the fume of tens of thousands of packed bodies, the smoke of 50,000 cigarettes and a few pounds of weed, forming an acrid blue vault overhead...