Word: plain
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...less a night. The foods most people eat are dangerous for man--they corrupt the body. You might call Macrobiotics a study in human ecology. Man must eat like his environment or else he upsets the harmony between himself and nature and experiences the harmful effects of dislocation. In plain terms, he gets sick. Look at the stuff most people eat. Bananas, oranges--do you notice oranges growing in Boston? Man is naturally a grain eater. He ate grain for thousands of years. Why shouldn't he eat grain...
...Artist Ben Shahn has depicted King as I see him-just plain evil...
...going? What had he been doing lately? Did his reappearance in public signal a possible return to some kind of office? Nikita himself would not or-more likely-could not answer. To requests for an interview, he snapped: "Not now, some time." Still, most of the answers were plain...
...shocking statistics. Of five judges in one county, four had been absent for as long as a year because of ill health. Despite mounting case loads, other judges thought nothing of taking three-month vacations and playing golf during court hours. Others needed psychiatric care; many were just plain aged...
...Hard Winners. In both books, Tony is the handsome, talented but weak vice president who aspires to the top spot in the corporation but is blackmailed and loses out because he is a corrupt womanizer. Then there's Ann. She has grown up from the plain good girl of bad novels published several seasons back and become the lovely, sexy girl Author Gilbert shows her to be today. Daringly, he makes her rich, too. But the reader can be sure that the girl named Ann is still good at heart...