Word: sufference
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...have two youngsters who suffer from disabilities that have a genetic basis. If artificial conception using eugenics gives my children a chance to have babies who will not have to endure the physical and social problems that accompany a genetic disability...
...U.A.W. walkout would hurt the industrial states of the Rust Bowl. Despite attempts to diversify into new industries, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri are still heavily dependent on the auto industry. Michigan factory towns like Pontiac and Flint, now enduring unemployment rates of 18.8% and 12.4%, respectively, could suffer an economic earthquake. Steel, rubber and glass producers could lose their biggest customer. GM, for example, buys about 10% of all the steel produced in the U.S. Sales in stores and restaurants are likely to slip when striking workers stay home, and tax revenues will slide...
...administration--is too critical and the interests of those who might wish to hear the address are too important to justify such interference. In light of these interests, it is not too much to ask of disapproving students that they close their cars, wear armbands, picket peacefully, or simply suffer through a disagreeable speech rather than prevent others from hearing...
...political effects of the strike will be to further damage, the Labour Party, which represents the miners interests more closely than any other in Parliament. The already beleaguered party will be further divided over those who support the strike add those who do not. And Labor will continue to suffer at the polls if the public believes that it is radicals like Scargill who are calling the shots...
...mines close-he deserves an audience. For all his demagoguery and suspect tactics, Scargill is right in his indignation towards a government that does not look out for its own. If there is any legitimate government regulation, surely it must be to tend to those, who must temporarily suffer from economic shifts and prevent progress from becoming a tyranny of the balance sheet...