Word: commonization
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...enough. You need more than that if you want strong bones, says the National Institute of Medicine. The institute recommends virtually all US adults should take in more calcium ? upping daily doses to 1,000-1,300 milligrams ? as brittle-bone accidents like hip fractures become increasingly common because many Americans have cut dairy out of their diets...
...does not trust Netanyahu to proceed with expanding self-rule in return. Says an Arafat confidant: "He basically thinks nothing is possible with Netanyahu." The feeling, of course, is mutual. Even under the Labor Party, which reached the Oslo accords with Arafat, mutual violations of the provisions were common. But then the two leaderships had a solid relationship, providing a base more valuable than the written documents for peace to grow. Now it's gone...
Finding anything on the Web usually involves a too-perplexing acrostic of slashes, periods and ampersands. But a small slip of the finger, even when browsing toward a simple search engine, can yield some real surprises. Below, the adult results of some common typos...
...woman not only to rework her finances but also to retool her very identity. McKenna admits that after walking out on corporate life, "I felt like a nonperson." Though she'd left to pursue a career in writing, peers assumed she'd gone home to be a mommy--a common misperception about women who step off the conventional fast track. "The immediate defense is to devalue your intentions and actions," McKenna argues, because "rejecting what society values as the moral right path of success...[is] rebellious, treasonous...
Three hundred college and high school students from across the U.S. comprised the bulk of the group which rallied on Boston Common after demonstrating on the State-house steps...