Word: taile
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...lame (the Fox) and blind (the Cat), while merrily fleecing the gullible young puppet. By the end of the tale, the Cat is truly sightless and minus a paw, while the Fox does not fare too well either?he ends up thin, almost hairless and without a tail...
...unnecessarily high price in lost growth. But Burns lately has engineered a drop in interest rates that should please Carter. Burns, says Walter Heller, is "going to stick to his general philosophy. But he is not about to ignore the election returns. Arthur barks and wags his tail. And the question is, which end do you believe. Well, believe both ends. He is going to cooperate as much as he can, and every once in a while take a nip out of Carter to show that he still runs an independent Federal Reserve...
Rizzo opened up the second half for the Elis, and immediately attempted to re-establish the offensive firepower shown at the tail end of the opening 30 minutes. Racking up consecutive first downs on the ground, the visitors penetrated into Harvard territory before a holding penalty snuffed out the drive...
...Vice President William Small, who has taken note of all of the claims about a disillusioned nation, points out that the 85 million or so viewers came back each time for the presidential debates and, says Small, "they stayed until the end-there was no audience tail-off." Obviously they wanted to know, good or bad. Harris insists that, as never before in political history, the smiles, the thoughts, bad words, verbal goofs have penetrated to darkest ghetto and most remote hamlet...
Along its 17,860-mile system from Chicago to Honolulu, Continental Airlines has attracted considerable attention-and some charges of sexism -with its "We really move our tail for you" advertising campaign. At 12:01 a.m. Oct. 23, Continental's tail stopped moving. Its 47 Boeing 727s and 16 DC-10s were grounded by a strike for the first time in the 42-year history of the Los Angeles-based airline. The cause-some of the most gold-plated demands ever made by a labor union...