Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Airline executives claim that they will suffer financial damage too. They fear a radical drop in revenue and heavy expenses in maintaining grounded planes. A 747, they note, costs $25 million, and payments must be kept up whether it flies or not. Some lines have asked for delays in accepting new equipment. These delays have contributed to a renewed cash crisis at Lockheed, which last week announced that it might have to seek new short-term loans. Many Wall Street analysts, however, think that the airlines' costs will be outweighed by the efficiencies of dropping unprofitable runs, flying planes...
...Heart transplants are apparently not the answer to severe cardiac disease: of some 200 patients round the world who have been given new hearts, only 26, or 13%, are still alive. But transplants do seem to be the solution for many of those who suffer from serious kidney problems. A report published...
...Real Me," and his work with Keith Moon on "Drowned" were truly stunning. Roger Daltry is a puppet, a helpless dancer. Programmed to march, twirl mike cords and pose with his hands clasped over his head, he's at a consistent loss for something to do. He may still suffer from an unfamiliarity with his material. In general his range, though not infinite, enables Townshend to escape with his own transitions of mood. The openings to "I'm One," "Sea and Sand," as well as "Love, Reign O'er Me" demand a vocal vulnerability that Daltry is always...
...working class should not be made to suffer for the failure of the capitalist system," George Foster told an audience of about 50 people in Boylston Hall, adding that "the crisis has been made by the bourgeoisie...
...Crimson take on Amherst tomorrow and Army on Saturday, two easy opponents. The team will then enter its extended Christmas break, which may cause Harvard's sharp playing to suffer...