Word: product
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...eleven pregnant women filed onto one Bombay streetcar, an Indian cop with limited tolerance for coincidence arrested them all, found they were pregnant with football bladders filled with booze. Some bootleggers use lepers as delivery boys, confident that the police will shy away from searching them. Others cache their product in containers tied to the underside of manhole covers. Law enforcement is nightmarish in a land filled with palm trees that need only to be tapped to give the hard liquor ingredients of palm toddy...
Since 1952 Brookings has broadened its scope underable President Calkins, 57, onetime dean of Columbia University's School of Business. Passionately devoted to objectivity, its staffers tackle anything tariff reduction, the Federal Reserve or U.N. organization. The main product: books on any problem of "broad public interest," all of them the last word on a subject. With U.S. problems mounting, Brookings is now producing at least a dozen hefty volumes a year. In the works are books on everything from higher education to the 1960 election...
...most common reason that I have encountered for wanting to expand the college and University is that the country and the world need more Harvard men. Even if one accepts as fact the need just mentioned, is it not obvious that by expansion the nature of the desired product must be changed, that the Harvard men which the country presumably craves will exist only in the past, that the product turned out on masse will not be the same? The only way in which Harvard's ideals (centering around the individual) can be preserved within education on a large scale...
...sequel to the Brand-X story, I would like to add another product name worth millions even before the product is introduced. The name I have in mind is "LOST." Picture if you will a commercial that reads, "and the next time you shop for a laundry soap that makes washings whiter than white, get LOST...
...that doesn't appeal to the client, how about this easy-to-remember product name: ZIT. The caption of the ad practically dictates itself: '''This is ZIT!" The subheadline to read: Does ZIT wash? Yes! Does Zit wear? Yes! Does ZIT do something more for your figure? You bet! If this is ZIT get LOST...