Word: treating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...first doubles, Terry Clarke and Leslie Miller recovered from a second set lapse to capture their seesaw battle, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. Miller later admitted they only won because "Coach Felske said he'd treat us to ice cream...
...those who go for a different ethnic appeal, there's always the Hong Kong. one of the few places in town where you can get hold of Kirin beer, a Japanese treat. The rum drinks are also lots of fun; they're the only things you can order there with more of a kick than the food. And the culturally neuter might want to look into the undeservedly obscure Georgie's on Mass. Ave. near the Law School, which boasts terrific Bloody Marys and an even better bowling machine, not to mention a giant-screen color TV for Monday night...
Drew said she envisages a "mythical candidate" who would deal with difficult questions seriously and would treat the voters as adults. This candidate would be genuine, but not because his image makers had molded him to fit that image...
...risk entailed by exposure to saccharin will likely not be known for many years, it must be asked whether this is a risk worth taking. There are, of course, cases where the risks are outweighed by the potential benefits--for example, certain chemotherapeutic drugs are used to treat advanced cancer, even though they carry a risk of inducing cancer. However, artificial sweeteners and many other food additives clearly are not essential for most people...
...first, Kondracke whines that Korea has gotten a raw deal in the U.S. press. Just because Park Chung Hee is supported by U.S. troops and aid doesn't mean we should scrutinize him more carefully than we do other dictators. Really, Kondracke writes, "it all seems no way to treat an ally." But if you don't scrutinize allies, who do you scrutinize...