Word: returned
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Executives of the housing organization said they would bring in a tenant under the federal Section 8 housing subsidy program each time an apartment opened up. Units would return to rent control if their subsidized tenants left...
According to tenants and Harvard officials, the University bought the building 10 years ago, then sold it to a company called the Neighborhood Realty Trust. The University then leased the building for 10 years, with an option to buy it back, return it to the owners or sell it at the end of that time...
Peres adamantly opposes any change in the Law of Return, but the religious parties have a great deal more on their wish lists that troubles Labor. They seek to bring a far greater degree of religious observance to the largely secular state, and they want to ensure their hold on power by resisting any changes in the complex electoral laws that now favor them...
...taking design lessons from its glory days. The latest versions of Cadillac's Fleetwood and De Ville sedans mark the return of the fins that were the brand's trademark until 1965. "They are voluptuous and sexy," says Christopher Cedergren, an analyst for J.D. Power & Associates. Seductive too: in October GM sold to retail customers 11,443 of the 1989-model Fleetwoods (base price: $30,300) and De Villes ($25,435), 54% more than it sold in the same month in 1987. To lure younger buyers, GM has its Geo line of small cars. Priced from...
...doing more original reporting and refusing to let the campaigns set the daily agenda for their newscasts, they could force the candidates to come out of their cocoons. Then perhaps viewers would witness a return to the bygone days when reporters and editors were the ones who picked the sound bites...