Word: suggest
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McKie and the other board members argued that Congress has little choice but to increase taxes significantly. The board did not suggest, however, that Reagan's program of income tax relief for individuals and businesses be completely dismantled. Those cuts are powerful incentives for Americans to work harder, save more and make the investments that are needed to bolster sagging U.S. productivity...
While the quaint name and stubby bottle suggest that the drink might be made in the bogs by leprechauns, Baileys is the brainchild of chemists at Gilbeys. The developers were looking for an alcoholic drink "for people who don't like to get sloshed," recalls MacCarthy-Morrogh. The alcohol content of Baileys is 34 proof, or less than half that of many traditional liqueurs. The other goal was to create a product entirely from Irish ingredients that could qualify for the generous tax breaks the government offers to exporters. After testing dozens of potential beverages, including some strange-tasting...
Gilford is ideally cast; he appears to have been drawn by Maurice Sendak for the occasion, and he can suggest an entire shtetl with a shrug. But, save for the narrator (Joe Silver), he is supported by performers who believe that Yiddishkeit is suggested by saying already every two minutes. Nor is he aided by Director Milton Moss's attempts to create crowd scenes by bunching his cast in clumps. Doubtless the profit motive made the producers wheel a pushcart show to the Broadway stage. They might have recalled another Yiddish proverb: The longest road is the one that...
That move is unlikely to affect any specific University investments in the next few weeks, but it proves just how strongly committed the Corporation is to scrapping the four-year-old ban, the only concession ever made to students on the issue. Further, it suggest that only the angriest of protests by the ACSR has a hope of reversing the Corporation's fait accompli...
...Neill, the only candidate not insisting he had won, was hard-pressed just to say he hadn't lost. With most observers allowing him only 5 to 10 percent, his campaign seems on the skid. In any event, all 3000 delegates selected will go to Springfield May 22 to suggest a Democratic gubernatorial nominee. The voice of the convention, however, is not binding. The official nominee will be decided in September by the primary...