Word: cloud
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...begins around game-time on a Friday or Saturday night. You arrive at Bright Center. Crowds are huddled around the ticket booth and a cloud of breath hangs above them in the cold...
...holes, and the turbulent profile of Mount Gaussier to the west do look exactly like that, just as the writhing strokes of his brush on the olive trunks are a direct pictorial equivalent to the real arabesques of ancient bark and wood. One might not often see a real cloud like Van Gogh's -- that strange fetal shape extruded into the blue sky -- but it powerfully conveys the strength of the wind over the plains beyond Les Baux...
...expected before the beginning of the rainy season, which has arrived and will last until February. Now the speculation is that the Iranians may attempt a surprise bad-weather offensive in which Iraq's superiority in tanks and air power would be reduced by mud and thick cloud cover...
Such individuals obviously live under a dark cloud of medical uncertainty; how many of these individuals will go on to develop AIDS or AIDS Related Complex (ARC) is currently unknown. The latency period between infection and disease, though still not precisely known, can be at least as long as five years...
...behavior," wrote the judge in a New Jersey drug-testing case. "Instead," he continued, "all searches...must satisfy constitutional reasonableness standards." In fact, it would seem more important that the protection the Constitution affords to those suspected of wrongdoing extend even more emphatically to those never even under a cloud of suspicion...