Word: brutely
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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JESSE'S WORLD Anyone who feared that former wrestler Jesse Ventura (with his ice-cream alter ego, left) would be an insensitive brute can be reassured that in his early days in office the Minnesota Governor has practiced politics with a very, very personal touch. Some highlights...
...football's old reputation lingers: it runs on steroids and brute force; its model is militaristic (with a vocabulary of "aerial attack," "offense" and "defense"), is aggressively over-male ("penetration") and seems somehow stupider than baseball because its energy is raw and violent...
Basically, what this cracker/dictionary combination does is generate alphabets and then use some version of a "brute force" (where every possible combination for the encryption key is tried) in order to break the encryption code...
...prolific writer and autodidact who authored eight books and 70 magazine articles, Carnegie was a voluble, if sometimes naive, adherent of the Victorian faith in mankind's progress. His quixotic ideals often clashed, however, with the brute realities of his steel mills, where men toiled 12-hour days, seven days a week. If Carnegie fancied himself the friend of the workingman, he had to face the ultimate comeuppance in 1892 when his associate Henry Clay Frick brutally suppressed striking workers in Homestead, Pa., in the bloodiest clash in U.S. labor history...
This mutual investigation culminates in a discussion of emotions, where Charlie insists that the principal difference between humans and "brute beasts" are feelings such as love and hate and anger. By the time of their departure, it is evident that the sea creatures, although unaware of the word "emotion", have always had those feelings...