Word: responded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...stores. For years we have all been selling the same designers in the same malls to the same customers." Moreover, designer goods have become prone to discounting wars. Says Marshall Beere, director of women's-apparel merchandising for J.C. Penney: "If the competition runs a sale, you have to respond. With your own labels, you don't have to do that...
That shift in control meant, among other things, that Joseph Biden, not Strom Thurmond, became chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. So when Robert Bork was nominated for the Supreme Court, the judge whose qualifications seemed indisputable found himself facing a panel that would respond to the special interests. Bork, by sticking to his record, was in the position of denying rights of privacy to gays and to those using contraception, of opposing civil rights and women's rights as well as abortion. Yet a majority of Americans agreed with the special interests on the rights of privacy...
Third-year law students Meir Feder and Richard Rockman will argue the petitioner's case, and their classmates Robert Miller and Mark D. Nielson will respond...
...victim more austerely. Flat-voiced, pinching off every temptation to high drama, she refuses to force this character on us. Instead, she asks us to search, as she must have had to, for the hard, pure, exemplary and not easily endearing innocence she found in Lindy Chamberlain. We respond to her art in the best way, with clear, dry eyes...
...even though he can skate, the Golden Knight likes to taunt opposing players. Most opposing players respond with a check to the boards...