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Kaufmann and other University officials said they felt the government would be tougher on wage guidelines, keeping Harvard close to the 7-per-cent ceiling outlined in Carter's program
Clark, one of the Crimson's weaker opponents, made an excellent season opener because "some of our kids are a little lackadaisical--we need to get a little tougher-minded," Walsh added...
...tougher in the 158, 167 and 190 divisions or we're going to be in trouble," Lee said after the match, reflecting on the one win and five loss effort his wrestlers at those weights turned in yesterday...
...instinctively stood up to hold the chair of a woman colleague who had carried her sandwich over to the table. She almost cracked me in the face!" Charlotte Ford insists that she still likes the old chivalry?doors opened, cigarettes lighted. "Men are still men," she says, "the tougher of the two sexes. It's nice to have them do things...
...cost has risen sharply since then as business has found it progressively more difficult and more expensive to meet the tougher and tougher standards coming into effect. Small businessmen and big companies are only now beginning to feel the high costs of complying with far-ranging regulations like the 1975 Hazardous Materials Transportation Act and the 1976 Toxic Substances...