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...holds true. Twenty-seven percent of all capital investment now goes to agriculture. They grow more than they used to, but they've also acquired more waste than they used to. They have inadequate communications, storage facilities, network of roads. Somewhere between 20 and 25 percent of all agricultural output rots in the field...
...with her own body/ Or to hold her to the light like a plucked flower." Yet nothing-not her hectic love life, or a screenwriting stint in Hollywood at the end of World War II, or a subcareer as visiting professor at Stanford-quite explains the paucity of her output (one novel and fewer than 30 stories). All her life Katherine Anne fought a mysterious writer's block. Jailed for protesting the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti, she failed to convert that experience into literature in 1927, and failed again for the 25th anniversary. It was not until...
Rivera said, "I am not going to respond today...there is ample opportunity for student output in a context of correct action. Rivera said he believed it inappropriate to discuss the Ethnic Studies issue because the academic program review process is currently underway...
...middle of next year, Drysdale predicted, overall economic output may be falling at an annual rate of 2.7%, its first decline in three decades. Beyond 1983, the outlook brightens again. With a cornucopia of natural treasures, from bauxite to diamonds, Australia can almost certainly overcome its current woes...
Perhaps the biggest problem facing McLaughlin's squad is the loss to graduation of Don Fleming. Harvard's career scoring leader. The three-time first team All-Ivy forward averaged 16.8 points per game, almost a quarter of the team's offensive output...