The English word “yield,” derived from old English, is a relic of a time when a ruling class might demand anything cultivated by those beneath them. So the word encapsulates two seemingly opposing definitions: there is “yield,” as in crops, and “yield,” to surrender or hand over. Which makes it an apt headline for Ari […]
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