Word: arme
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...then we have much to fear as a nation, because American political leaders from across the spectrum shared in the concern (as duly noted in the majority opinion). In fact, though, no such irrational fear of the unknown is indicated by this bipartisan condemnation of any outside attempt to arm Nicaragua beyond its legitimate needs. If MiGs are delivered to Nicaragua, then it will merely highlight and confirm the long-standing desire of the Sandinistas to possess far more military power than they could possibly need for their own regional security...
...arm has been no more than average. So far, all the successful passes have come on play action. This team has no come-from-behind explosiveness; it has never won a game after trailing in the second half...
UMass freshman Monica Seta charged Greeley once too often, and she was issued a warning yellow card. But on the ensuing play, the two collided again, and Greeley, who suffered a possible fractured radius of the arm, had to leave the game...
...cold or fatigue--and if so, was he using speed to do the trick? No, most probably not, but that at least would explain his ballpark behavior. "Ronald Reagan is like the Babe Ruth of politics," Rather said, leaning forward intently. "The old democratic coalition is going"--right arm waves frantically to the side--"going"--a little more frantic waving--"gone!--waving climaxes and is accompanied by a little jump from seat. Ever the educator, Rather, as he announced each state's returns, punctuated his comments with a little trivia--"Michigan, the Wolverine state, goes to Reagan; Wisconsin, the dairy...
Reagan: (laughs) Oh Fritz, have you already forgotten the first principle of our strategic plan to save America? You are the left-wing arm of our campaign. Without you chanting for the poor, anti-nukies and the Sandinistas we probably would've lost that liberal vote to someone who'd really do what you were saying...