Word: savely
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Furthermore, because she is living in an academic environment, she must spend a good deal more time thinking about her physics assignment than about the evening's meal. In fact, living in a dormitory isolates her from such considerations as planning a menu. Save for the small percentage who live in their own apartments, cooperative or off-campus houses, Radcliffe girls must spend four years in a peculiarly incomplete atmosphere. The dormitory forces them to study without the distraction--or perspective--of running a home. They may gripe about meals, sweep their own rooms, invite their professors to dinner...
...seven, members of the Citizens Emergency Committee to save Memorial Drive in Cambridge, plan to alarm the townspeople if MDC hatchetmen attempt to cut down the trees...
...would save most of these lives. So far, only about 28 million women have ever had a Pap test, and fewer than 10 million have one annually. Cancer of the breast, with 62,000 new cases and 26,000 deaths expected next year, has displaced uterine disease as the major cancer threat to women...
...industry spends $35 billion a year on quality control-almost all of it to detect and correct mistakes after they occur. If Z.D. can continue to motivate people to better craftsmanship, it could save much of that...
...least welcoming people on the Continent." The number of foreign tourists has increased-from 5,000,000 in 1958 to an estimated 6,500,000 this year-but they have cut their average stay from six days to only three, and spending has dropped 20% along the Riviera. To save on hotel and restaurant bills many visitors took the do-it-yourself approach to tourism, camping out in their own gear. At the same time, "Le Boom" enabled 10 million Frenchmen to travel abroad, almost half of them to Spain. Result: France's foreign-exchange surplus from tourism dropped...