Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...amount of liquor consumed on the night in question. Stopping at a filling station or roadside store, they catch long looks and intimations of menace. There is no safety anywhere. The dog and the wives, all of whom have been provided with roughly the same opportunities for characterization, respond similarly to the situation: they jabber and yap and tremble. The wives, however, are spared Ginger's indignity of being nailed to the door of the mobile home...
...appeal lies elsewhere, in the New Mexico air, which I suppose people respond to for the same reasons people respond to all rambling songs, under-the-canopled-sky songs, exotic marijuana music. In a lazy Mexican town people just smoke up all day, and it sure is as different from the suburbs as any place on the continent...
...similar trend is immediately visible in Europe. In the past few months, nearly every government has revised its 1975 growth forecasts downward. The main reason: West Germany's economy, which accounts for fully one-third of the European Community's gross national product, has failed to respond to the expansionary program of tax credits and deficit spending launched by the government last fall. Unemployment is holding at record postwar levels (4.4% in June), inflation has begun to rise slightly (to a 6.4% rate), and exports for the first five months of this year have fallen 16% from...
...blackmail. They know they must be out of the passes, but they want a price. They are trying to gain time. They are looking at the internal situation in the U.S. trying to figure out if Ford is the strong man, if Kissinger can last, if the Congress will respond to their tactics, and how many million dollars they can squeeze out of you. The ultimate objective is to hold on to as much land as possible." Referring to Israel's hesitation before agreeing to the use of American technicians, Fahmy said: "They took the equipment from...
...continuing education program, says, "By and large, the people who come to the alumni colleges are not the same as the alumni who come to the Harvard clubs, who are terribly active in alumni affairs like fund-raising and reunions." The alumni who return to the college, she says, respond through "intellectual stimuli rather than football games...