Word: beare
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...sending the wrong signals in the past, particularly concerning Central America. But what makes last week's two "initiatives" so grating is the fact that Washington botched one clear cut opportunity to reduce tensions in the region and soured the fruit one long term policy had begun to bear...
...Thanksgiving Day statement came as a disappointment. Insisting, as the Soviet Union has done at every stage of its SS-20 buildup, that a "rough parity continues to exist in Europe" between NATO and Warsaw Pact medium-range missiles, Andropov warned that the U.S. and its allies must bear the consequences of their "myopic" policy. He labeled further participation in the Geneva talks "impossible" and then spelled out planned Soviet military countermeasures...
...reversed the EPA's policy on paying to clean up toxic-waste sites out of the $1.6 billion superfund that Congress appropriated for that purpose. Under Lavelle, the Government dickered endlessly with industry over who would bear the cost. Meanwhile, the dumps festered. Ruckelshaus' policy is "Clean now, worry about who pays later...
...count on it though. This was more than just the loss of one game for Yale Giamatti and Yale Athletic Director Frank Ryan have worked to deemphasize football, and their efforts seemed to bear fruit, with Harvard's freshman and JV teams also winning. "We're going to be recruiting this week." Eli Coach Carm Cozza said after the end of his worst season. From looking at the freshman team pictures in the game program, it's clear why he's so desperate: the Crimson had 22 more players on its freshman team than Yale...
...minus-five seconds, the crowds pressing behind us became too much to bear, and we surged towards the object of our frenzied lust...