Word: summed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...benefit of coverage and comment from the New York Times? Those who have had to get their daily news mostly from TV missed a lot of valuable insights, but were spared much of the repetitious babble and striving for novelty that accompany big events They also missed some zero-sum punditry-someone must win, someone must lose-of the kind that refuses to believe Sadat and Begin could both intelligently weigh their advantages and conclude that agreement was in their mutual interest. (Or, as a Joseph Kraft column demanded right after Camp David, "Who caved...
...plan would require students who draw money out of the fund to pay back to the government the sum advanced plus a 50 per cent surcharge--through a 2 per cent withholding tax for each year their income exceeds $5,000. Because the loan would be paid back through the Internal Revenue Service, the bill's sponsors argue that the TAF would avoid the problems of default that have plagued past government loan programs...
...1970s, Nicaragua received the largest sum of U.S. economic aid of any Latin American country...
Though the book sees the movement almost solely through the eyes of its leaders, the interviews are the sum total of the biographical information included. Deutsch apparently did no independent searching into the lives that shape his book...
Until now, VW's Pennsylvania wage has averaged more than a dollar less than what Detroit's Big Three pay, and VW workers insist on catching up. In sum, the VW workers want at least $10 an hour by 1981. The walkout is the latest sign that labor leaders' clout with their membership is waning - an ominous portent for next year's heavy calendar of union bargaining. The VW strike is also unsettling other foreign firms that are thinking of starting plants in the U.S., notably Japan's automaking Toyota, Nissan (Datsun) and Honda. Says...