Word: groundedness
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The Phillies also blew some chances to add security runs. In the top of the seventh, Garry Maddox singled with one out, and after Bo Diaz grounded out, Ivan DeJesus was intentionally walked. Both runners advanced on a wild pitch from Reuss, but were left stranded as Carlton struck out...
At Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, where much of the once mighty American steel industry lies rusting, Business School Dean Elizabeth Bailey, 44, had barely moved into her office before she began looking for ways to stress real business problems instead of mathematical models. Says she: "We want to find...
In 1973, in the midst of a sandstorm that grounded all other commercial flights, a Libyan Airlines 727 bound for Cairo blundered into airspace above the Israeli-occupied Sinai Desert, which had been declared an official war zone. Israeli officials, worried by reports that Arab terrorists planned to use a...
The preference for modules over mixtures pervades the culture, and always has. Japanese color tends not to be harmonic or atmospheric: it is distinct, a sequence of clear notes struck on the retina. To a greater degree than in Western art, each color comes equipped with its own symbolic associations...
But the ruling arts are those that provide tangible social services and are grounded in consensus: namely, design and architecture. It was quite normal for a corporation like the Mitsubishi Bank, in commissioning its new Tokyo headquarters, to spend millions in "prestige" money for the building and the corporate design...