Word: yieldingness
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Not a terrible occurrence, except if you consider that the boat was the men's championship eight, the race was the Head of the Charles, and the circumstances involved two other eights and questions of yielding the right of way to a passing boat.
Some experts assert that the high-yielding certificates will further befuddle savers, who already face a bewildering range of choices over where to put their cash. "With all the NOWs, money-market accounts and CDs, consumers are shell-shocked and totally confused," says Richard Bove, a leading banking analyst for...
The symbols identify two of the nation's newest, fastest-growing pay cable services, both of which are aggressively capitalizing on their noted (and notorious) images. Since its start in November, the Playboy Channel has been adding subscribers at an average rate of 25,000 a month, yielding a...
But this year perhaps it was Aspen that was not what it used to be. Rather than dealing with our loss of an imaginable future-or, rather, our yielding it to the futurologists with their projections, megatrends and future shocks-the conference evaded the issue it raised. Two programs offered...
The solution, calligraphers say, is a simplified version of italic, one of the predominant handwriting styles of the Italian Renaissance. It was developed by Ludovico degli Arrighi, a Vatican chancery scribe, who in 1522 composed the first writing manual for popular use, La Operina. Like much Western writing since antiquity...