Word: blaire
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...TONY BLAIR The man led a Labour landslide, then helped humanize the royal family...
Still, it took some behind-the-scenes maneuvering to get the two sides together. Clinton had been telling British Prime Minister Tony Blair for months that he might need last-minute help in closing the deal. That moment apparently came on Tuesday afternoon last week, when Clinton called Blair to enlist his assistance. The British, says the White House official, were "much more realistic and open-minded" than other European governments...
...Mallory, there is a Leona Helmsley. Thanks to the persistent pleas of nine-year-old New Yorker Mallory Blair Greitzer, the Empire State Building's overseer has agreed to bathe the skyscraper in blue and white on Dec. 23 to mark the first night of Hanukkah. The usual red and green that adorn the spire during the Christmas season will return the next evening...
Dunster House: Anna K. Blair, Slavic languages and literature; David O. M. Ellis, biochemical sciences; Jeremy D. Kleiner, history; Michael H. Walfish, computer science...
...Gore's political adroitness. "The President and First Lady are understandably concerned that there's going to be a lot of pressure on the Vice President to move left to cut off Gephardt," says From, who accompanied Hillary Clinton on her recent visit to British Prime Minister Tony Blair. "But when push comes to shove, Al Gore will run as a New Democrat. The lesson of Clinton 1992 is that you're better off keeping to the middle in a primary." Doing that, though, requires the kind of fancy footwork Clinton has too much of and Gore not enough...