Word: client
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...show up in Alabama only long enough to meet a lawyer, pay a fee, fill out the papers and wait a few hours. The lawyer shoots off usually to a rural county, hires a local lawyer to handle the court work, gets a decree and hops back to his client. All this can take little more than 24 hours-so why go to Nevada for six weeks...
...before World War I. Finally, about 1920, he met the Italian collector Count Contini-Bonacossi in Rome. Kress decided on the spot that he would some day have a collection as good as the count's. Soon he was the friend of Bernard Berenson, and eventually the client of the ubiquitous Lord Duveen...
Faced by strong accusations against his client last night, the legal counsel for Grove Press took off his coat, stood up before a large audience, and dramatically declared, "If the Tropic of Cancer offends people, they don't have to read...
Rice was murdered to make sure that no such thing happened. Lawyer Albert T. Patrick had forged Rice's will, hired Butler Charles F. Jones to hasten his inheritance. Patrick's crime was almost perfect ; he erred only in passing a bad check soon after his client's death.* By that slim margin, the Southwest nearly lost its finest college: rigorous, little-known Rice University (enrollment: 1,963), a 300-acre oasis of lush lawns and cool buildings that seem downright alien in raucous Houston...
...Layouter, der Texter and der Media-Mann. They work up die Marketing Proposition and test it on einem Consumer Panel. If it goes over, they prepare eine Direct Mail Kampagne or perhaps TV spots, always hammering home ein guter Slogan. They then make die Presentation to der Client. And along with its catchy words, Madison Avenue has also exported many of its contagious habits. Mused one Frankfurt adman: "Not so long ago when a German ordered 'drei Martini' he meant three Italian vermouths. Now some of them are such purists they even disdain the olives...