Word: caste
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...couldn't prove it, but I suspect that knowing their vote really didn't matter changed the way my parents cast their ballot at least once...
...meant for each other, spend much of the show trading quips. Their relationship is based on a twisted love: rather than acting on their mutual feelings, they compete against each other. Merteuil and Valmont make a wager that involves deceiving and seducing most of the other members of the cast. The problem is that they cannot avoid becoming entangled in their own web, and their game becomes dangerous and destructive...
...think working people and middle-class people know that I am on their side, and when the tough votes are cast in the U.S. Senate, when health care is on the line, when education loans are on the line...people know that I'm in the trenches fighting for them," Kerry said at Bunker Hill Community College before heading onto West Roxbury...
Kerry will vote this morning at the Statehouse and then campaign in Fall River and Springfield. Weld will cast his ballot at the New School of Music in Cambridge and then stump in Revere and Melrose...
...along with the centrists. Not every case is so laden with deeper meaning. "It is a simple matter," said Representative Pat Williams (D-Mont.), about his decision to leave after 18 years. "Carol and I are homesick. We miss Montana...I drive by the fishing holes, but can't cast my line. I drive by the hiking trails and want [to walk] on them." That says more about the simple attractions of home than the shortcomings of life on Capitol Hill...