Word: channelized
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...clone of Benjy in The Sound and the Fury. We learn these things in the show's 10th-anniversary special -- a nostalgia trip that takes place, oddly, on the program's first episode. Weirdest of all, the series is running, virtually unnoticed, on cable's Family Channel, a new incarnation of the old Christian Broadcasting Network...
...stage in regional arms races is approaching. One reason Western governments are determined to deal with the threat from Iraq is that Saddam Hussein is only a few years away from developing nuclear weapons and accurate medium-range missiles to deliver them. The British TV network Channel 4 reported last week that Baghdad may have discovered uranium in northeastern Iraq and may already be operating an enrichment plant there. If the report is true, Saddam is poised to develop a nuclear weapon sooner than most experts have predicted...
...half-hour documentary, which airs every Saturday at 9:30 p.m. on Fox Network's Channel 25, will focus on these two sports in its December 15 episode...
...Washington, that is the rub. George Bush, Baker and their advisers at the White House and State Department are still convinced that NATO is the most effective channel for American influence in Europe. They have resisted the European push for a stronger CSCE because they viewed it as a threat to NATO. But now that worry is fading. American policy makers are increasingly , confident that NATO will be needed and welcomed in Europe as long as the Soviet Union's future is so unsettled. In the meantime, says a senior official in Washington, the development of CSCE institutions...
...health campaign, focused on the persistent shame of poverty, became a new occasion for martial rhetoric and muscle flexing. Months later, when the Berlin Wall fell and communism collapsed throughout Europe, we Americans did not dance in the streets. What we did, according to the networks, was change the channel to avoid the news. Nonviolent revolutions do not uplift us, and the loss of mortal enemies only seems to leave us empty and bereft...