Word: paid
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...rallying point for the Bush campaign, has been built more on mergers and acquisitions than industrial might, more on foreign buyouts of U.S. property than strong U.S. trade, more on American stagnation than American inventiveness. While Reagan pushed through tax breaks for the wealthy, the poor and middle class paid out a higher share of their income in taxes. Nine million working Americans live below the poverty line...
...addition to their weekend advertising plans, each candidate has paid nearly $1 million to buy a half-hour slot on all three networks on Election Eve. Dukakis will make his final appeal at 8 p.m. EST followed by Bush...
...probation prevents Kansas from participating in any post-season action over the next three years. The Jayhawks will not be allowed to pay for campus visits by recruits and will lose one paid scholarship over the probationary period...
...other words, enormous sums of money, time and attention are being paid out simply to gain even more staggering amounts of wealth...
...organization has paid for newspaper and radio advertising. Members are writing and submitting editorials to all local newspapers. They also have begun distributing leaflets and bumper stickers as part of a city-wide mailing...