Word: productive
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...tough marketing war among soft-drink makers. The new flavor could put a crimp in sales of Dr Pepper, which has a slight cherry flavor. Coca-Cola's current Pepper-type offering, called Mr. Pibb, has done poorly. This time the company hopes to ensure its new product's success by using the Coke label. It learned the magic of that name in 1983, when its diet Coke became an instant...
...effect of this access to broader data samples, he added, is that "instead of one product solutions for multi-product companies, we can teach multi-product solutions for multi-product companies" which will "in time affect actual business practices...
While Crimson editorials are the product of long debate and heated arguments, so are many conversations in dining halls and dorms, as well as we hope similar dialogues all over the country and elsewhere. As strongly felt as opposition to apartheid is, Harvard students as well as others don't all agree that total divestiture is the best way to oppose it. Not to let those people argue their views would be lantamount to denying as that we're supposedly all fighting for democracy, even on the level of a meeting of student editors of a student newspaper. Room...
Carnation and Upjohn, which makes the drug, said the only side effect they have found in laboratory tests on mature dogs, for whom the product is intended, is a tendency to develop silky coats. Birth control in a can, though, is not yet suitable for cats, since the finicky felines do not eat as regularly as dogs. If the FDA approves Carnation's application, contraceptive chow will be on pet-food shelves by year...
Going further, Eisner points out that none of the bombardier's chemicals are unique to the insect. Hydrogen peroxide is often a by-product of metabolism in the cell. Phenols, the chemical group to which hydroquinones belong, are employed by many plants and primitive animals to heal and disinfect wounds. "The beetle didn't invent anything," says Eisner. "It just found novel uses for existing elements...