Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...baby is growing, and crying foul. The U.S. waits for riots and violence before recognizing his rights, and then calls it "concessions." Why not plan for an orderly transition? It is a mistake to discard the whole affair as a Communist maneuver. We have our share of Communists-but don't prove them right...
...Mississippians." While he is Governor, Johnson vowed, "hate, prejudice or ignorance will not lead Mississippi." He would oppose what he felt was morally and constitutionally wrong. "But if I must fight, it will not be a rearguard defense of yesterday. It will be an all-out assault for our share of tomorrow...
...Part of the sky over The Netherlands has been invaded by commercial air routes; another part has been taken over by the military. And the birds are fighting back. In the past seven years the Dutch Air Force has recorded 413 bird-plane collisions. Commercial airplanes have had their share of bird trouble too, but they make no reports lest they frighten passengers. Circumstances have forced the Dutch to become world leaders in anti-bird research, but the problem is serious in many other places, and it tends to get worse...
...catalogue outlets, 24 Simpsons-Sears stores across Canada, and 64 stores in Puerto Rico and Latin America. One U.S. family out of every three shops at Sears; it accounts for 6.2% of U.S. retail sales in the general lines of merchandise carried by the company, and its share of the home-appliance market ranges up to 25% of all the automatic washers and dryers sold in the U.S. Among Sears's 250,000 employees are 500 buyers, each of whom generally enters more orders every year than the combined buying staff of a big-city department store...
...shock. Shock for its own sake, of course, would be merely discomforting. Shock as Endgame produces it wrenches the spectator into the absurdity of the drama and forces him somehow to identify with all the characters at once--they are all abstractions of the ages of man--and to share with them their monstrous conceits and their frustrations. By the tested technique of going to extremes, the play manages to leave the audience a little displaced from where it started...