Word: chronically
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...amount of improved management will make up for the shortfall in money. The lack of resources is chronic: this year's estimated $3.2 billion peacekeeping budget is more than $1 billion in arrears. Congress has just cut the U.S. share of new bills from nearly one-third to one-fourth. The shortage of funds results from a lack of political will. "Somalia was reality therapy for the international community," says the U.N.'s Annan. "Intellectually we were ready for it. Emotionally we were...
...three years in and out of prison on a drug charge and subsequent parole violations. "That was the key to my whole life," he once said. Snoop, now one of the most wanted new stars of gangsta rap, provided a good part of the lyrics and vocals on The Chronic, a 2 million-selling album by Dr. Dre, who pleaded no contest in June to battery for breaking...
...vaccine, which works by "priming" the body's immune system against subsequent infection by the virus, is recommended for certain target populations: those who have autoimmune deficiencies, are over 65 or who have chronic medical conditions such as asthma and heart disease. The population also includes doctors, nurses, medical students and other health care workers who could potentially expose themselves or their patients to the virus...
...effort to expose alleged chronic problems of physical mistreatment, disrespect and race-related antagonism in Harvard's police department, a Boston lawyer is seeking students who say they have been harassed by police...
Essex said it is very clear that AIDS is not Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. And he said Ortleb's claim that Harvard is killing millions of people is "a further reflection about how wild and irresponsible...