Word: savely
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...thing that has a lot to do with the effects of shock, many doctors believe, is fear. Not only will fear of pain make pain feel worse, but fear itself seems to contribute directly to the shock reaction, so that one man may die helplessly where another may save himself. Last week, to support this view, came the story of a man who had little fear...
...tariffs have been, since the war, like aging beauties who come away from each face lifting looking not better, but only a little more peaked. After almost six years of Congressional mauling, the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act is expiring in a final battle by the Administration to save it from the crippling amendments of the high tariff, special interest bloc in Congress led by Representative Richard Stimpson of Pennsylvania...
Blanket rulings are handy things for university administrators. When places like Rutgers University and the New York City Board of Higher Education use them to fire tenured teachers who invoke the Fifth Amendment, they save all the nasty fuss and publicity that comes with trying to judge each case on its own merits. In their own attitude toward the Reluctant Professors, the presidents of the AAU universities are somewhat more concerned with individual justice. They insist that a tenured professor who uses the Fifth Amendment bears "a heavy burden of proof" of his fitness to keep teaching, but they...
...years students would buy clean bucks and then deliberately get them dirty, so we decided to save them the trouble by pre-dirtying them," explained Robert W. Davis, Men's Shoe Buyer for the Coop. The "pre-dirtying" is achieved in the tanning process...
...lines, which last year flew a combined total of no million ton-miles (46% of all freight flown in the U.S.), say the merger will make them the world's biggest air-freight carrier, the fifth biggest U.S. airline. By combining their fleets (67 planes), they expect to save as much as $750,000 a year by eliminating duplications in maintenance and other service facilities...