Word: musts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Sato is expected to tell Nixon in Washington that the Japanese auto industry will be opened to outsiders by the autumn of 1971. Sato has urged Japanese business chiefs to make their economy freer for foreign competition, and more and more Japanese leaders realize that a first-class power must do just that...
Another important reason to attack conglomerate mergers, Mitchell argues, is the potential danger of reciprocity arrangements. Under such deals, Company A tells Company B that it must buy products from one of A's divisions if it wants to keep on selling supplies to other A divisions. Justice almost certainly will contend that acquisition of Hartford Fire would give ITT a chance to force its suppliers to buy Hartford's insurance. In an earlier suit, the department contended that ITT's proposed acquisition of Canteen Corp. would enable it to force suppliers to install Canteen...
...payment of interest on borrowed money. Thus, Skyline's expansion has all come out of profits; it has no outstanding debt at all. Because of the tremendous need for low-cost housing, Decio can name his own terms. When his dealers order mobile homes, for example, they must pay in advance -an unusual practice in any industry where each unit for sale represents a large investment of cash...
...agreement on the mines was a political triumph for Frei, whose shaky Christian "Democrat party must face a rising leftist challenge in the 1970 elections. But Anaconda stock dropped to a new low for the year, and company executives said that they did not know how Anaconda would make up its Chilean losses...
...must be a bit subversive, as well as comic, ambiguous and heroic in order to play middleman in a world where everybody else appears as an extremist of one sort or another. Spender shows a certain fondness for "girls with hair like seaweed." He is as fascinated as a traveler from another planet by the rebel-rhetorical style, which he traces back to the beatniks: "It had the inspiration of some sustained fit of oaths from the mouth of a drunken Welshman." He even admires the way student-rebels combine "a passion for solitude with a love of being televised...