Word: softer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Briefly, the colder the snow, and the more recent the last snowfall, the more "tooth" the crystals have and the harder the wax you should use. In contrast, older snow and higher temperatures demand a softer...
...CFLT admitted that King takes "a more hard-line approach." Some businessmen believe that King's tactics were responsible for a hostile reaction by the legislature, leading to punitive measures, such as the extra tax on insurance companies passed in 1972. Another CFLT representative explained that PAIIC takes "softer, more intellectual approach," but that the two group still coordinate all advertising and speaking engagements...
...trade idiom, real softballs. Carter exploited the challenger's advantage of attacking the incumbent's record. Both candidates probably reinforced their supporters' choice. Loosening his grip on the podium, Ford used hand gestures and head movements more freely than in the past. Carter's softer, yet still coolly assertive tone may well have gained him an edge among the voters who now matter most: the undecided. Highlights...
...like the softer jazz (some don't even like to consider it jazz) then you'll probably go to see Kenny Burrell playing the guitar at the Jazz Workshop. He'll be there through the third...
...down offers of State and Defense from President Nixon, but might be ready now for a change of pace; his hard-line foreign policy views may not be entirely congenial to Carter, but a good deal of Jacksonian doctrine was written into the Democratic platform last week. On the softer side−perhaps too soft−is Frank Church of Idaho, who has long experience on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Then there is always Hubert Humphrey, already a world figure, a centrist in foreign policy, and articulate to say the least. But Humphrey may be more interested in succeeding...