Word: sweetest
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Krishna Consciousness people, Lord Krishna is "the sweetest" god. Generally Hindus acknowledge an entire panoply of personal deities who are seen as manifestations of the Infinite-the ultimate reality or Absolute which they understand in many ways and most often call Brahman. The principal focus of spirituality is union with that Absolute. Above all else, the Hindu desires a release from the physical world of appearances in order to realize his identity with Brahman. This oneness is not easy to achieve; it is the reward of the holy man, who can then finally break out of the cycle of endless...
...salesmen or to a broker who has been designated by the fund as its agent. For his services, which may include counseling but often consist of no more than filling out a form and mailing it in to the fund, the salesman or broker-agent is rewarded with the sweetest commission in the securities industry: an average of 8% to 8.5% of the total purchase price, compared with an average of 1.45% on trades in corporate stocks such as General Motors and U.S. Steel...
...year pro career) was notable not merely for where it left him-firmly established as the world's top golfer-but for where it might lead him. For this year the 32-year-old Golden Bear is unabashedly in quest of golf's sweetest pot of honey: a Grand Slam of victories in the four major championships...
...true Japanese gourmet, one of life's sweetest pleasures is savoring the dying wriggle of a freshly peeled live shrimp on the tongue. Cooked or raw, the shrimp has for centuries occupied a place of honor in Japan's pantheon of epicurean ecstasies. Lately, however, that wriggly national hero has become a mere prawn in the hands of Japanese commercial interests. Because of huge Japanese demand, shrimp prices round the world are jumping...
...brute force for beating down all our rivals." But the round-faced, spectacled market magnate also has milder moods. While listening to the cash registers ring at a recent store opening, he forgot Mao long enough to echo unconsciously a far different cultural influence. "That," he said, "is the sweetest music this side of heaven...