Word: complex
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LAST November TIME introduced its Board of Economists-eight eminent experts who would meet regularly with the editors to discuss and analyze the issues of the day. We believe that the resultant exchange has already served to deepen our understanding of the vastly complex economy. A major concern of the latest meeting was economic growth, its benefits and its harmful effects. The economists' views were reflected in last week's BUSINESS section. This week, again with the help of TIME's economists, we examine the nation's current economic posture. The term "recession" loomed large...
Avoiding the revolutionary rhetoric for which some of his co-defendants have become famous, Dellinger presented complex arguments against the judicial system. He said that 90 per cent of the people in Cook County Jail are black, and that many of them are essentially political prisoners serving long terms in jail for such crimes as possession of marijuana or petty theft...
Tsai's "Cybernetic Environment" includes four groups of vibrating wires, apparently of steel, illuminated by strobe lights in the dark hall. The speed of the strobe can be changed by hand-clapping, whistling, or noise-making in general. Its technical means are not complex...
...subordination is not a matter of economics or institutions only. It is little things which happen to us all the time, every day, wherever we go, all our lives. It is an assumed secondariness which dwells in a whole complex of inarticulate attitudes, in smirks, in insecurities, in desperate status differentiation...
Mirza mesmerized the crowd with his facile dexterity in unfolding two highly complex ragas, creatively exploiting each musical possibility of variation. He maintained a self-assured quality of coolness throughout the performance, interpreting difficult thematic material with graceful case, suggesting deceptive simplicity...