Word: swingingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Citing reasons for the Russian military mancuver, Forbath said that the Kremlin has always wanted to put troops in Czechoslovakia to unify its western buffer zone. He added that the Soviets feared first an economic and then a political swing to the West in Czechoslovakia...
...Share of the Profits. Inflation plays a widely overlooked role in the swing to apartments. The rising cost of land, labor and materials (lumber prices have soared 30% this year) has driven up the total price of for-sale homes in many areas much faster than rents have climbed. Labor Department figures show that the cost of renting in the Los Angeles area, for example, has risen 12% since 1960, while the cost of home ownership has gone...
...first few words confirmed the image. At first he told a few forced jokes about Humphrey ("he talks about a debate--why, he is a debate"), did some buttering-up of the locals ("I am grateful to be John Volpe's friend"), and then took a tentative swing into the platitudes of The Nixon Speech--the same one he has used since the convention...
Harvard took the lead in the third period 7-6, but Rideout shocked the Crimson with a short swing pass that halfback Bruce Walker carried 66 yards for the go ahead touchdown. Three minutes later, after both teams traded fumbles, Rideout scored his third and final T.D. on an 11 yard sweep...
...just who qualifies as an insider. For years, the definition came from Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which rather narrowly considers as an insider any corporate director or officer, or any stockholder with more than a 10% stock interest. Primarily, Section 16 prohibits short-swing trading-buying and selling stocks within a six-month period...