Word: reflectivity
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Millot called Wasserman the "Pace setter" in determining rents in the area, but added that the high rents may also reflect increased business volume provided by the Harvard Square location...
...poll was taken by the University of Connecticut Sports Information Bureau before team training camps opened, so it does not reflect Harvard's victory over Northeastern last week...
Before managers can celebrate, they must figure how much of the productivity gain is a temporary result of the business surge and how much may reflect more basic factors. Some hint of the basic factors is contained in reports by the BLS and the federal Price Commission, which cite the average annual increase in productivity for major industries in the past dozen years. For the first time, these statistics give businessmen a chance to rate their productivity gains against the average for their competitors. They also enable economists to figure out just where productivity gains have been occurring...
...surveys Kissinger's contributions as an adviser to Nelson Rockefeller, and highlights the scholar's support for family bomb shelters and a visible American presence in underdeveloped countries. For those who still had doubts. Landau justly concludes that the "differences in (Nixon's and Kissinger's) rhetoric did not reflect a disparity of opinion so much as they concealed a joint purpose...
...Tully, physically and emotionally battered, blames his failures on cheating fighters and on the negligence of his manager. From afar, we are left to speculate on his world of fear and jealousy: we learn that violence is more than absurd--it is tragic. But while we are permitted to reflect on his desperate illusions, we are never fully engaged in the actions in which he moves. We think about how deeply this wasted man has been wounded, but we are never so involved that we share in his pain...