Word: bits
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bit windy, but it was a pretty good day, as good as fall can get," Sanchez said...
...beautiful day, but some of the guys were still a little bit rusty," junior Amar Goel said. "It says a lot for Ed and Luis that they turned it around...
...money should bring many Democrats on board because it will allow deficit reduction while maintaining a level of funding for domestic programs that most Democrats will find acceptable: "It looks like Clinton will get a lot more Democrats than he had thought. These new numbers suddenly brought quite a bit of extra money to close this deal, and because of this, they can do away with some of the cuts the House Democrats considered onerous." Although House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt has made noises opposing the deal, TIME's Karen Tumulty says he won't be able to hold...
...surgeon?s role is to assist the body in mounting a concerted defense against the intruders, be they cancerous cells or traumatic injuries. "Nuland generally writes with a clarity that any journalist can envy," says TIME's John Elson. "Still, the eyelids of the scientifically challenged may droop a bit amid the book?s vital but unlyrical nuts-and-bolts background passages...
However, they are nearly upstaged by Henry Clarke '00, who turns in a very strong performance in the bit part of Hamlet. Since Hamlet is not the real focus here, we are only treated to snippets of his antic ravings and self-important brooding. But Clarke's characterization makes these bits very funny and prominent, almost undermining Stoppard's vision of Hamlet as a peripheral presence...